WMATA officials grilled by Prince George’s Council

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Camille Exum wanted to be very clear Tuesday morning as she stared across the table at the interim general manager of the Metro bus and rail system: When would WMATA start working more closely with the Prince George’s County government?

“Today? Tomorrow?” asked Exum, D-District 7, of Seat Pleasant and Council vice chairwoman. “Two weeks ago? Yesterday?”

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