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Commuter Trains in Augusta Save Email Print
Posted: 10:57 AM Jun 18, 2008
Last Updated: 10:57 AM Jun 18, 2008

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Why is there nothing being done to bring back the train into Augusta? Many people drive to work and other places for entertainment. The commute can be very expensive with the soaring gas prices.

Augusta is the second largest city in Georgia yet the elected officials have no vision in this area. A train system would bring additional revenue to the city by bringing people in and transporting individuals to outside areas.

A train system once existed here in Augusta and many citizens would welcome its return.

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Posted by: vance Location: augusta on Aug 17, 2008 at 10:44 PM
I would like to know why WRDW hasn't followed up on the story about the 11 kids found in Burke county. I would like to know why sheriff Coursey charged the father and not the mother. It seams to me that she should be in jail too, and the kids in foster care.