Bob McFarlin
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- MnDOT falls far short on goals for hiring women and minority contractors
MPR’s Dan Olson reports on MnDOT not meeting Federal goals on hiring of minority contractors.
- Sheriff announces two more bodies pulled from river
At the beginning of a press converence Hennepin County Sheriff Dave Hayhoe announced the two new bodies pulled out of the river. Also present were MnDOT's Bob McFarlin and NTSB's Bruce McCladney.
- Midday Special: 35W bridge, one week later - reflection and recovery
A week after the I-35W bridge collapsed, Midday marks the occasion with a special one-hour broadcast featuring the latest on the investigation and the stories of the survivors. MPR’s Lorna Benson provides a remembrance of the 13 victims…Sherry Engebretsen; Artemio Trinidad-Mena; Julia Blackhawk; Patrick Holmes; Peter Hausmann; Paul Eickstadt; Greg Jolstad; Scott Sathers; Christina Sacorafas; Sadiya Sahal and two-year-old daughter Hannah; Vera Peck and her 20-year-old son Richard Chit.
- Bob McFarlin of MnDOT and others at news conference
Bob McFarlin of MnDOT and others at news conference on I-35W bridge collapse, introduced by William Wilcoxen
- Bob McFarlin and John Lundell discuss highway congestion
In observance of B-BOP Day, when commuters are encouraged to find a way to get to work without driving alone in a car, Gary Eichten talks with Bob McFarlin and John Lundell about highway congestion and what the future holds. McFarlin and Lundell also answer listener questions. Program begins with an interview with Trish Moga, Manager of Metro Commuter Services, about B-Bop Day.
- Bob McFarlin on gas tax and what it buys
Bob McFarlin, director of public affairs at Minnesota Department of Transportation, shares what a proposed five-cent gas tax increase would offer the public in regards to maintenance projects.
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