Editorial: T bus plan aims to tighten routes and stops
The city transit system should formalize routes and establish more bus stops to improve reliability and reduce traffic disruption. With about 150 current stops and 95 more identified, the goal is stops every quarter mile, especially in dense areas, while addressing rider concerns about accessibility and paratransit needs. Ridership is rising, with about 500,000 rides expected this year and 10 to 15 percent annual growth.
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Walking Back From the Line of Death in Miami
Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on the murder of Lemroy Lawrence in Miami Gardens and urges young black men to choose better paths. He critiques gun violence, drugs, and poverty, honors Lawrences life, and calls for reform, responsibility, and redemption across the community.
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Miner severance tax urged by governor in 1906 Kansas
Gov Cartin campaigned in Lawrence for a formal severance tax on oil and gas producers who say they already pay 3 percent ad valorem. He urged lawmakers to impose a state severance levy, arguing producers can afford more.
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Germany Returns to Leadership in Europe Says Hoagland
Jim Hoagland argues Germany must lead Europe as Merkel's coalition faces domestic strain. With January EU presidency and next year’s G eight summit, Berlin handles Kosovo, Russia ties, and a shifting balance with Washington, while Polands Ukraine tensions shape neighborhood policy and energy strategy.
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