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May 17, Montgomery County residents speak out on bus rapid transit, from WTOP
May 9, Purple Line plan would narrow traffic on University Boulevard, from Washington Post
Apr 26, Silver Spring Transit Center: Metro backs out, from WJLA
Apr 23, Silver Spring Transit Center celebrates not-so-Sweet Sixteen, from WTTG
Apr 17, Buses could use I-66 shoulders in 2014, from WTOP
Apr 1, BRT supporter: Repurposing Rockville Pike lane would work, from BethesdaNow
Mar 26, Activists say transit priority essential to traffic relief, from Gazette
Mar 20, Community reacts to Silver Spring Transit Center remediation report, from Gazette
Mar 19, Bus rapid transit: Will it solve traffic problems in MoCo?, from WTOP
Mar 16, Transportation hearing draws crowd, opposition in Md., from WTOP
Mar 14, Pedestrians, bicyclists vs. cars: 12 crashes in 10 weeks, from Silver Spring Patch
Mar 13, U.S. 29, a popular alternate to I-95 in Maryland, from WTOP
Mar 6, Nearly 40 testify at Chevy Chase Lake hearing, from Chevy Chase Patch
Feb 20, New coalition to push for Purple Line funds, from College Park Patch
Feb 14, Roger Berliner: Saving Purple Line requires governor's involvement, from WTOP
Feb 13, Advocates continue push for Purple Line, BRT amid gloomy news, from Bethesda Now
Feb 13, Metro turns to commuters for improvement tips, from WTOP
Feb 5, Montgomery County Council OKs accessory apartments, from Examiner
Feb 2, Pedestrian safety concerns persist in Montgomery County, from WTOP
Jan 30, Residents speak out on pedestrian dangers, from Gazette
Jan 16, Leggett proposes $7.5 million more for Silver Spring Transit Center, from Gazette
Jan 10, Silver Spring stop on Purple Line would be 80 feet in air, from Examiner
Jan 9, 2013, Commuters demand answers about Silver Spring Transit Center delay, from WJLA, Washington Post, Examiner, and Gazette
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Harry Sanders Tribute
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In Memoriam Father of the Purple Line. The only cause that meant more to Harry than the Purple Line was good citizenship. How you reached the goal was just as important as where you arrived. ACT was founded in 1986 by six people in Harry's living room. We look forward today to a ride on the Purple Line through a more livable Montgomery County only because of Harry Sanders' perseverance. Through good times and bad, he pursued a vision of people working together on behalf of the community. |
Video tribute to Harry Sanders Obituary from Washington Post and from the Gazette Blog tributes from Just Up the Pike , Wayne Phyillaier, Valerie Ervin, David Alpert, Richard Layman, Barnaby Zall, Alan Banov and Adam Pagnucco Montgomery County Council Mourns Passing Of Activist Resident Harry Sanders Montgomery County Pays Tribute to Harry Sanders from Maryland Politics Watch
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