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Kirkland Pushes Sound Transit to Preserve Line 4 Light Rail Amid $34.5 Billion Funding Shortfall

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The Eastside city warns that an indefinite deferral of the voter-approved project would leave significant mobility needs unmet for decades. The City of Kirkland is making its case to Sound Transit's Board of Directors as the regional transit agency grapples with a multibillion-dollar funding gap that threatens to delay or eliminate planned light rail expansion […]

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