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Liz, this is actually one of OPAL's new campaign priorities for 2011 - addressing the insufficient amenities and infrastructure at and around East Portland bus stops.  Your questions are the right ones to be asking, it is an equity issue that implicates various levels of government: the City, TriMet and Metro. We'd love to meet you (and anyone else concerned with the state of East Portland bus stops) and have you participate in the campaign.  www.opalpdx.org

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