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Posted Fri, Jul 17, 12:25 a.m.
As a resident of Phoenix with a six month old light rail, I found a website that identifies 2,000 locations around stations in six cities. It includes businesses, parks, churches and other sites one might want to visit. For more information, see LightRailNetwork.com
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As a Lindbergh alum from the 70's, I know what you mean about the new Seattle skyline. But as a resident of Phoenix for the last 16 years, I have to tell you how it has changed things here. Phoenix just opened its first line six months ago and you ...
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