I am honored to be here and its kind of welcoming you. Everyone here to freedomworks adam brandon, president of freedomworks. Ive got an incredibly distinguished panel right here and there is more academic credentials probably up here in the rest of this room combined is pretty impressive and then theres me and steve moore, right . So first, the first person i want to introduce and when i thought we would do is just very quickly, i would introduce all the panelists and then Everyone Wants just a few minutes to speak. And then we have senator josh hawley. Since hes sitting up here next to me, i. Senator, would you please take the first question . So, yeah, so hes ask the first question. So hes thinking of a hard ball for you guys right now. So first, i just want to welcome dr. Arthur laffer, someone who comes from my part of the country of northeast ohio. Thats always a good thing, right here. Dht from stanford. And i was looking through one of the things i always appreciate about art l
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MOSES LAKE — Four Grant County port districts are working on projects to expand rail transport options available to existing and future businesses. The ports of Moses Lake, Quincy, Warden
MOSES LAKE Four Grant County port districts are working on projects to expand rail transport options available to existing and future businesses. The ports of Moses Lake, Quincy,
Warden and Ephrata are researching, designing, planning, and getting ready for construction to expand or add rail service. Some received federal or state funding this spring.
Representatives of each of the ports said the expansion of rail service in and around the county would help draw additional tenants to the port and likely the county as a whole. The expansion would provide options for manufacturers and others to bring in needed supplies. It will broaden the area’s cargo transport options to add rail to easy access to air, over-the-road and river-based industrial transport.