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RE: MVC to hold emergency meeting on Sunday in Saint Louis (Rothstein)
(04-20-2017 03:56 PM)MplsBison Wrote:  Looks like Murray is the replacement. Fits in decently with the footprint -- 138mi to Evansville, 111mi to Carbondale.

And this would seem to squelch any talk about Horizon expansion, for now. Guessing this will be a 1 for 1 for the MVC, replacing a lost public with another public.


I'm not convinced they're going to be given a MVFC slot automatically, though. Just another long plane trip for the Dakotas ...

Automatic? No. But I bet those ducks have already been lined up for Murray to be ready to take it to their board.

I like the move, Murrary has always seemed to be a program just needing a nudge to really get going.
04-20-2017 04:18 PM
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