Tri-Rail Service Improvements

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Yay! This is something I’ve been looking forward to.
Funny, though the Miami Herald has covered this grand opening several times (as has the Palm Beach Post), the Sun-Sentinel has not, and Tri-Rail‘s website has yet to be updated. Somebody’s not on the ball.
None of the Gov sites are ever “on the ball”
LOL… They finally put something up.