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We Won! #SEPTA247

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On the heels of the #SEPTA247 petition I started last month, SEPTA has announced this week that it would begin testing all-night subway service this June — a HUGE step forward into Philadelphia’s future…

Check out my full op-ed on WHYY’s Newsworks site HERE!

4 responses to “We Won! #SEPTA247”

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    […] 1) #SEPTA247 […]

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    […] engagement as the key to opening the door to the future Philadelphia we want to live in (like a Philadelphia with more late night public transportation options), this low voter turnout is so disappointing. BUT, I’m more than confident that we can […]

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    […] And he was like, “Yeah, dude. Just do it.” And I recently found out that you did the petition with SEPTA to keep trains running 24/7. That’s the shit, dude. There’s been so many times when […]

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    […] to talk about and promote civic engagement on both the local and national scale. In 2014 I successfully petitioned SEPTA to return late night subway and el service to Philadelphia. In 2015 I worked on a project […]

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