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	<title>Comments on: VIDEO: The Dinky Controversy Explained</title>
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		<title>By: RRC</title>
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		<description>To the Ink and University Press Club:  nicely presented!

Meanwhile ...  Six months after this report, a movement is afoot by the Planning Board and NJ Transit, with Princeton University&#039;s endorsement, to persuade elected representatives of the two Princeton municipalities to discontinue the &#039;Dinky&#039;, tear up its tracks, and replace the century-and-a-half rail service with buses (euphemistically so-called &#039;BRT&#039;&#039;) -- a tremendous degradation of a public conveyance that would irreversibly diminish the character of the town, region, University.

Beware of your summertime haitus when this is likely to be presented for a swift vote without public dialogue!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>To the Ink and University Press Club:  nicely presented!</p>
<p>Meanwhile &#8230;  Six months after this report, a movement is afoot by the Planning Board and NJ Transit, with Princeton University&#8217;s endorsement, to persuade elected representatives of the two Princeton municipalities to discontinue the &#8216;Dinky&#8217;, tear up its tracks, and replace the century-and-a-half rail service with buses (euphemistically so-called &#8216;BRT&#8221;) &#8212; a tremendous degradation of a public conveyance that would irreversibly diminish the character of the town, region, University.</p>
<p>Beware of your summertime haitus when this is likely to be presented for a swift vote without public dialogue!</p>
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