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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution5hOpinion
MARTA must do better. Bring in new leadership and stop misleading the public.
The MARTA board did the public a disservice by misleading metro Atlanta residents about the circumstances surrounding the departure of former CEO Collie Greenwood.
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MARTA leadership shakeup comes as Atlanta eyes World Cup, big transit projects
The MARTA board voted Thursday to "mutually" part ways with Collie Greenwood, ending a three-year leadership tenure marked by ...
MARTA and Atlanta United releasing new merch collaboration
ATLANTA - MARTA is rolling out a new line of merch with Atlanta United. This is the second edition of the collaboration ...
MARTA CEO steps down, citing ‘immigration status, personal matters’
My wife and I have decided this is a good opportunity to take an early retirement and spend more time with our family and ...
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution1d
Critics of MARTA CEO see departure as chance for fresh start
It was no secret that many in Atlanta’s political, business and civic spheres had complaints about MARTA’s leadership long before the sudden news that General Manager and CEO Collie Greenwood was ...
MARTA CEO Collie Greenwood retiring because of immigration issues, board says
MARTA CEO Collie Greenwood has stepped down due to immigration and personal matters, the board announced Thursday.
Girl's scream over bug sparks chaos at MARTA station after Beyoncé concert
ATLANTA — MARTA said a stampede at a rail station started when a 10-year old girl was startled by an insect. Her screaming ...
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MARTA leaders share updated safety plans after escalator malfunction
Several people were injured at a MARTA train station this week when a stampede led to an escalator malfunction. Now members of the MARTA board are updating crowd control measures to prevent future ...