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City asks: Why are St. Paul’s Green Line stations going offline during Yacht Club music festival?

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The scheduled track maintenance, which took the mayor's office by surprise, coincides with the three-day Minnesota Yacht Club Festival, which will bring some 90,000 fans to Harriet Island.

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City asks: Why are St. Paul’s Green Line stations going offline during Yacht Club music festival?

The scheduled track maintenance, which took the mayor's office by surprise, coincides with the three-day Minnesota Yacht Club Festival, which will bring some 90,000 fans to Harriet Island.

·Saint Paul, United States
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