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WATCH: Pennycuick raises questions about SEPTA safety

Black Chronicle News Service
By Black Chronicle News Service

(The Center Square) – Sen. Tracy Pennycuick, R-Red Hill, questions the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation about safety concerns on mass transit systems.

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