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To house their operational staff and service their vehicles are in a marginal poor state of repair. Are these facilities a threat to the health and welfare of our transit workers . First, i think i should be clear that we believe the systems are safe. Transit is one of the safest modes of travel we have available to us in this day and age. We also believe strongly there are steps that need to be taken in order to address the safety, not just of the general public, but the employees that work for the agencies as well. Theres no question, when you are dealing with an aging infrastructure and the...

New york, new york the city that never sleeps just got one more thing to keep it up at night. Because yesterday the thinkable happened. Two years after a tawdry sexting scandal chased him from Congress Anthony weiner is begging for forgiveness again. He continued to send lewd messages and photos to one woman after he was forced to resign from congress. Even after the sexting scandal, turns out he learned nothing. Has this man never heard of snapchat . He has been told. By us. Good morning and welcome to morning joe. Its thursday, july 25, 2013. A lot to get to today including tragedies, anothe...

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Dolan led Waisman Center in two decades of growth Terrence R. “Terry” Dolan, former director of the University of Wisconsin–Madison’s Waisman Center and professor in the Departments of Neurology and Psychology at UW–Madison, passed away Dec. 11 at age 80. He is survived by his wife Mary Ann, their four grown children and their families. “Terry left a big imprint on the Waisman Center,” says Marsha Mailick, Waisman Center director from 2001 to 2014 and emeritus vice chancellor for research and graduate education. “He set the goal of expanding the Waisman Center building and rec...