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SEPTA officials warn Philly students, sports fans to prepare for cuts
The first round of major cuts to SEPTA service will take effect Sunday, Aug. 24, one day before students return to school. Officials are urging riders to allow extra time to get to their destination and sports fans to prepare for less frequent service on gamedays at the South Philadelphia Sports Complex.
SEPTA leaders are speaking to the media as schedules incorporating service cuts are set to take effect Sunday, Aug. 24.
One man was in custody after the shooting incident, which happened shortly before 5 p.m. in the area of Kensington Avenue and ...
The first wave of SEPTA service cuts is set to begin Sunday morning, leaving riders across the city preparing for a major ...
When SEPTA's 31 bus is cut, riders say getting into Center City Philadelphia will take longer and be more inconvenient.
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Democrat Joanna McClinton and Republican Kim Ward speak on what it would take for Pa. lawmakers to reach a deal on funding ...
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Saturday is the last day of normal SEPTA service, the same SEPTA schedules and routes you’ve been used to for a long time.
Officials say they are optimistic the state could still work out a funding deal soon, but riders should prepare for major ...
SEPTA officials will speak on their plan to help riders when their service cuts go into effect on Sunday, Aug. 24.
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