Arlington Drops Buses To Downtown Fort Worth
The City of Arlington has decided to end its commuter bus service to downtown Fort Worth amid financial concerns and low ridership.
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The City of Arlington has decided to end its commuter bus service to downtown Fort Worth amid financial concerns and low ridership.
Nearly 20,000 applications have been received in the new online request system for vouchers from the Fort Worth Housing Authority.
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