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Leary retiring after 26 years with NRTA

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Paula Leary is retiring next Thursday after 26 years with the NRTA and 33 as a town employee. 15 NRTA buses operate on nine routes at the height of the summer, including beach service to Jetties and Surfside. The NRTA operates on a budget of around $3 million a year.
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Leary retiring after 26 years with NRTA

(Dec. 12, 2022) The first summer Nantucket Regional Transit Authority shuttle buses crisscrossed the island, in 1995, passengers could get on and off where they wanted. It wasn’t until the second season, Paula Leary’s first as administrator, that stops were established. “That first year, there were two buses, hop-on, hop-off. When I came on, Jack Gardner and I went around and designated the stops, and we had two routes,” Leary said. Today, 15 NR…

·Philadelphia, United States
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communityq.com broke the news in Philadelphia, United States on Monday, December 12, 2022.
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