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An Eastern Panhandle Transit Authority vehicle drops off a passenger at Big Lots in Martinsburg, W.Va. in this Herald-Mail file photo. In a planning session Wednesday, community stakeholders, including government officials and business leaders, were asked to compile what they changes they would like to see in transit services provided, both long and short term.
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( Herald-Mail file photo / February 27, 2013 )

An Eastern Panhandle Transit Authority vehicle drops off a passenger at Big Lots in Martinsburg, W.Va. in this Herald-Mail file photo. In a planning session Wednesday, community stakeholders, including government officials and business leaders, were asked to compile what they changes they would like to see in transit services provided, both long and short term.

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