Cities and towns along Brightline’s route will decide this spring whether to follow through with a plan to silence the company’s train horns — a choice … [Read More...]
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Thank you for your hard work and dedication on exposing the truth about Brightline Congressman Mast.
Contrary to Susan Stutz's April 17 letter, Rep. Brian Mast does indeed represent a significant number of voters on the Treasure Coast.
One issue in particular? His fight against keeping Brightline away from the small towns and dangerous crossings that permeate this area, which has been outstanding.
Rome wasn't built in a day, Ms. Stutz. I would tend to believe that the most important issues are being addressed first, with loss of life just possibly being number one.
Darlene Kane, Sebastian
14 hours ago ·
Florida NOT All Aboard shared Congressman Brian Mast's post.
This week, under oath before Congress, Brightline admitted that they lied when they said that their project is "not publicly funded at all." Now, they say "there has been public funding granted." How are we expected to trust anything they say?
14 hours ago ·
I listened to the news on NBC. Great job. I listened to the comment by the CEO! Know that Stuart/Martin County is NOT alone in your plight. There are many in Palm Beach County including myself that have voiced our opinion against this. I myself have collected hundreds of petitions in our petition drive from Tequesta, Jupiter, and Palm Beach Gardens. I am certain there are others much further south! 65,000 can't be wrong! "They" are the narrow minded!
www.wptv.com/news/region-martin-county/rep-brian-mast-to-take-on-brightline-during-thursday-heari...
Brightline focus of Washington, D.C. hearing today
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U.S. Rep. Brian Mast will be taking on Brightline in a hearing on Capitol Hill on Thursday.
3 days ago ·
AAF called us small but vocal obstructionists back in 2014. We are vocal, but we are not small!
Goddard gave scant attention to the financing issue during his five-minute opening statement. He did, however, take pains to characterize those of us on the Treasure Coast who oppose Brightline as "narrow-minded residents" and "obstructionists" who are advancing an "anti-progress narrative."
Goddard's personal attack drew a rebuke from U.S. Rep. Mark Meadows, R-North Carolina, chairman of the subcommittee.
It's a shame Treasure Coast residents have been branded "narrow-minded" and "obstructionist" — especially given the fact we have legitimate concerns about what will transpire if and when Brightline extends service through our region.
Brightline chief slams rail opponents at congressional hearing | Thumb down
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Patrick Goddard, president and CEO of Brightline, thinks very little of you, Treasure Coast residents.
3 days ago ·
Florida NOT All Aboard shared WPTV's live video.
LIVE: Congressional hearing in Washington, D.C., regarding Brightline trains. Treasure Coast leaders scheduled to testify: buff.ly/2qIF7gW
3 days ago ·