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As seen in: WBAL-AM (Baltimore, MD), HuffPost, WTOP News (Washington, DC), Library Journal, InsideNova, Maryland Matters, BU Pipe Dream, The Daily Texan, Green Living Magazine
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Dead Money

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By Jacob Kerr Verified
| Library Journal Verified
Lawyer and tech executive Kerr’s debut follows Mackenzie Clyde, a lawyer turned unofficial problem solver for one of the tech industry’s most ruthless venture capitalists. When the CEO of a hot start-up is murdered, Mackenzie is thrust into a tangled investigation, forced to navigate a complex web of power players, billion-dollar stakes, and deadly secrets. Kerr builds tension skillfully, pulling listeners deeper into Mackenzie’s life, where nothing is as it seems.
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Metro gets approval to expand automation to Green and Yellow Lines

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By Jacob Kerr Verified
| WTOP News (Washington, DC) Verified
After a prolonged wait for approval, Metro will begin running Green and Yellow Line trains automatically on Friday. The transit agency first reintroduced automatic train operation on the Red Line in December with plans to expand it to the rest of the system over the course of the year. But in April, the independent body that oversees safety on Metro pumped the brakes on allowing it on any other lines over concerns about station overruns.
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Metro’s future: No rail expansion, more bus lanes

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By Jacob Kerr Verified
| WTOP News (Washington, DC) Verified
Metro unveiled some preliminary plans for future investment on Thursday, which include a clear shift away from rail expansion in favor of bus service improvements. At a board meeting, Metro officials laid out the direction the transit agency should take in the coming years in a presentation titled, “World Class Transit.” They said rail construction has become too expensive in the U.S., and the transit system should use its capital funds on more cost-effective ways to improve service.
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