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The public is getting a chance to tell Skagit Transit where to go – in a polite way, of course.
The area's public transportation system, which last year celebrated its 30th anniversary, is hosting a series of open houses through April 10 designed to gather input for SKAT's long-range service plans.
Skagit Transit Marketing and Public Affairs Liaison Cheryl Willis said a key component of the current open house series is to determine if there is demand for a micro-transit option on Fidalgo Island and the area north of Highway 20 and west of Interstate 5. The micro-transit model would provide a d...
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