Watertown Citibus

Denise Johnson

Denise Johnson works 5-6 days a week at Cracker Barrel in Watertown and she depends on Citibus to get her to work. Every day she gets on the bus with a smile and always makes you laugh. Denise said she doesn’t own a car anymore, and can’t afford a taxi. She said the bus really has helped her for years, and without it she would be lost. We’re like a big family at CitiBus and without Denise we would feel that loss too.

Dominick Crescent

Dominick Crescent is a man who likes to exercise before he goes to work. He walks two blocks to the Watertown CitiBus Transfer Station to catch the first bus of the day that takes him five times a week to and from his job at Hacketts. Even though he has a family vehicle, he uses the bus to the mall and shopping. This man isn’t going to let fuel beat up his budget, he uses mass transit.

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