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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced plans Thursday to cut service for Metro-North trains, buses and subways and increase fares in an attempt to close its $1.4 billion budget gap. MTA

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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced plans Thursday to cut service for Metro-North trains, buses and subways and increase fares in an attempt to close its $1.4 billion budget gap. MTA

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