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Winter Storm: COAST Bus Curtailing Service on Thursday, February 13

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Matt Wyatt
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Due to the incoming winter storm, COAST Bus will suspend all service on Thursday, February 13, in response to expected snow, ice, and rain. Normal operations are expected to resume on Friday, February 14.

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