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Also great! "That's why I think we should fund libraries more. It's not just because they're a great resource, it's because I don't wanna know what librarians will do if we don't give them a place to go."

Events like this, at a private golf club, show where the city's priorities lie when it comes to further enriching the lives and experiences of people who do not live in this city at the expense of those who do.

DDOT, you make it hard for me to love you! 💋

My new options, if I don't want to transfer, are taking the Linwood, which only comes once an hour, or a farther walk, which is tough when time is short in the morning.

I'm glad the analysis makes the decision making transparent, but as a frequent rider, there should have been notices posted at the stop about the potential change prior to public comment.

This brings up another issue which is that UDM is largely disconnected from the community via their own fencing.

Currently looking at DDOT's service change equity analysis published this month for the Dexter route. It looks like the reasoning was to move the route to the front of UDM's campus.

Had to take the walk of shame this morning: walking home to drive to work rather than take the bus.

The worst part is that I still got to work earlier than if I had taken the bus I intended to catch.

Yes! True!

That's awesome! Thanks for your work on it.