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Wave Transit executive director leaving post for assistant town manager position - Vimarsana News

Wave Transit executive director leaving post for assistant town manager position

WILMINGTON — Wave Transit announced on social media Thursday it would be losing its leader to a new position in the Triangle area. Marie Parker has served as…

Rerouting: Wave Transit seeks input on proposed changes - Vimarsana News

Rerouting: Wave Transit seeks input on proposed changes

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — Wave Transit riders who were against the previously proposed route restructure will have another chance to have their voices heard.

New microtransit program could reestablish lost New Hanover-Brunswick public connection - Vimarsana News

New microtransit program could reestablish lost New Hanover-Brunswick public connection

A Wave Transit bus operator wears a mask in downtown Wilmington as the service continues to operate during the coronavirus pandemic. (Port City Daily photo/Mark Darrough) SOUTHEASTERN N.C. –– Less than a year after the only truly public transportation option across the Cape Fear River folded, transit leaders may have found an alternative, more cost-efficient solution.  Wave Transit and Brunswick Transit System, Inc. (BTS) are jointly applying for state funding to operate a temporary microtransit system, with Wave serving as the lead agency.  RELATED: If approved, the system would more ...

Deep Dive: Can WAVE transit outrun its toxic past, and turn things around for public transit? - Vimarsana News

Deep Dive: Can WAVE transit outrun its toxic past, and turn things around for public transit?

And late last year, the new Wave board, now entirely comprised of city and county staff and officials, officially But Commissioners Woody White and Pat Kusek decided not to run again. Instead, two new Republicans came in: Deb Hays and Bill Rivenbark. Neither had a grudge against Wave, and things started to change behind the scenes. At a joint meeting of the city council and the county commissioners in April, Chair Julia Olson-Boseman announced a surprising change of heart. “Funding commitments by the county and the city are not enough to fund the type of system we need and want," she said ...

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