East End transportation study will cost millions less than originally expected - 27 East

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East End transportation study will cost millions less than originally expected

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author on Oct 13, 2009
The cost of an improved public transportation system, one linking the North and South Forks, will most likely cost tens of millions of dollars less than originally expected, according to... more

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