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March 12 letters to the editor

Thanks to Mountain Line Bus service Times are tough. Family budgets are strained, wages are not competitive and not all jobs appeal to the masses. A couple weeks ago, the Spring Track & Field season began and 170-plus student-athletes signed up to participate at Morgantown High ...

Mountain Line alters bus schedules over the holiday

Mountain Line Transit Authority reminds its riders that there will be no service after 6 p.m. Saturday. The last runs will leave Pifer Terminal at 5 p.m. There will be no local bus service on Sunday. On Dec. 31, New Year’s Eve, the Downtown PM Mall (Route 2) bus will run until 12:20 ...

Motorists are reminded: red means stop

Be safe and know the danger zone Newsroom@DominionPost.com For 23 million students nationwide, the school day begins and ends with a trip on a school bus. National School Bus Safety Awareness Week is being observed this week, and it’s a great time for parents to talk with their ...

Mountain Line looking to encourage employee vaccinations

MORGANTOWN -- Education? Incentives? A sincere letter of request from the board of directors? The Mountain Line Transit Board of Directors is looking into how it can convince employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19. Mountain Line CEO Dave Bruffy said 38%, or 27 of the transit ...

Mon Schools recruiting bus drivers

MORGANTOWN — Put Tony Harris behind a big steering wheel, and you’ve got a happy man. That’s what he did for 20 years as a school bus driver in Preston County. Mountain roads, where the pavement appeared to disappear once you finally crested the top. Lanes barely wide enough ...

Mountain Line employees still awaiting word on COVID vaccines

MORGANTOWN -- Mountain Line CEO Dave Bruffy said the transit authority is  frustrated over the state’s decision to bump transit workers down the state’s COVID-19 vaccination priority list. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention lists public transit workers as ...

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