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| | MINNESOTA BULLETIN - FALL, 2004 |
 | | When the last four miles on the south end of the Hiawatha line opened on December 4, Metro area Federationists were again among the approximately 87,500 to ride the trains to and from the Airport and the Mall of America. |
 | | At this writing, with the Hiawatha Line running for a little over five months, ridership is twice what was projected--with an average of 14,000 riders on weekdays and 25,400 on weekends. |
 | | 38th Street: on north side of 38th street, west of Hiawatha; sometimes called the "bungalow station"; most of the structures in the neighborhood are post-World War II, built for the GI's; the public art shows old trunks, rug beaters, brooms, fans--items of the period |
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