punkrawker blogs on: TriMet Open Houses Coming, now WES is in the picture!

From a news release:

WES service

TriMet is exploring WES frequency reductions of up to 15 minutes and/or reducing hours of operation.

Also another Open House in Happy Valley has been scheduled:

Wednesday, March 10, 2010, 5-7 p.m.

Happy Valley City Hall
Council Chambers
16000 SE Misty Drive
Happy Valley, OR 97086

With all the pressure of WES, we will see what takes shape on this one!

For complete details, and videos from the new conference, see my earlier blog post.

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This is my transit blog. Here I like to share photos, videos, and my opinion on transit issues. I tend to lean towards transit on the West Coast.

I grew up in San Diego California where I was surrounded by transit. Moved to Portland Oregon in 2001. In 2008 I started filming transit, under the YouTube name punkrawker4783, a name influenced by MXPX, and their song called Punk Rawk Show. Ever since, the name stuck. In 2009 I started this blog, the idea was to share photos and videos, but it grew into much more. In 2010 I started driving for King County Metro in Seattle Washington, and have moved there and enjoy the job very much. Much of my blog content has moved with me, but I still keep up with Portland, and the West Coast transit. My idea for this blog is to share info, editorials, and have a little fun. My other media is below, links that will take you to my videos and photos. I also have Twitter, where I post blurbs about my travels, and updates about the blog and videos.

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Monday, February 22, 2010

TriMet Open Houses Coming, now WES is in the picture!

WES service

Wednesday, March 10, 2010, 5-7 p.m.

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