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Tuesday Conversation: Transportation

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By Tom Sabulis
Aug 24, 2015

This could be a big week for Gwinnett County transportation as “The Gr8 Exchange on Transportation” provides a platform for citizens and organizations to voice their thoughts, opinions and visions on what the county’s mobility infrastructure should look like down the road. Says Chuck Warbington, executive director of thje Gwinnett Village Community Improvement District, the hope is to begin building a unified vision and connect individuals with others so they can better understand different perspectives. Today’s columns hope to kickstart that conversation. Text “join” to 74029 to get started.

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