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Yesterday this show said Charlotte's transit plan runs on sales tax that has stopped growing β and admitted it hadn't seen the county's model. That model got reported out the same afternoon. The number is 4% annual growth, every year, for thirty years, producing $19.4 billion. Actual growth: under 1%, then 4%, then flat. A one-point miss costs about $3 billion, and the $3.3 billion Silver Line can't be built in phases without risking federal money. Plus: seven dogs attack four people in northwest Charlotte and the owner still hasn't been found, American Airlines adds Barcelona from CLT, and what Dolly Parton actually built in North Carolina β 21 million free books, every ZIP code in the state.
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Sources this episode: WFAE, WBTV, WCTI, NPR
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