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New Signs Greet Berwyn Commuters

SEPTA's station signage replacement program keeps moving west along the Upper Main Line.

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They are a sure sign that SEPTA is moving west with instaling new signage along the regional rail's Paoli-Thorndale line.

T-E Patch reader Eva Pastor captured these photos Thursday as crews put a new face on old signs at the . 

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