Businesses near G train lay out preparations for 6-week summer shutdown
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority says the G train in Brooklyn will shut down for for six weeks this summer to make improvements and upgrades.
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Jan 26, 2024, 6:14 PM
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16ds agoThe Metropolitan Transportation Authority says the G train in Brooklyn will shut down for for six weeks this summer to make improvements and upgrades.
News 12's Greg Thompson spoke to commuters and businesses about how the train shutdown will make an impact on the city.
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