Weston bus service axed in response to proposed budget cuts

By Glen Moberg

March 9, 2011

One central Wisconsin community has decided to eliminate public bus service, in part because of cuts in state aid in Governor Walker’s proposed budget.Glen Moberg reports.

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Weston bus service axed in response to proposed budget cuts

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