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Editorial: New plan improves on Buffalo, New York’s Metro Rail extension

December 26, 2018 Administrator

By The Editorial Board, The Buffalo News; December 25, 2018 The undertaking of any large project requires an openness to…

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Posted in: Subways Filed under: 7 MIle Extension Planned, Better Service, Buffalo, Commuter Rail, Cost Savings, Increased Economic Opportunity, Light Rail, Metro Rail, New York, Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority, Proposed Extension, Rail Passengers, Subway, Transit, Transportation, University at Buffalo's North Campus

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