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Make a "B Line" To Westminster - 4:30

Connecting Downtown To The Northbound

Posted Jun 30, 2017

Northwest of the Colorado State Capitol, the rising city of Westminster is undergoing changes. Most notably is the addition of the Westminster Station B Line commuter rail. Emma Pinter, City of Westminster describes the success of the B line. Interview date 06/21/2017

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