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Today’s Headlines

9:25 AM EDT on August 27, 2010

    • Report: High Speed Rail in Southern California Would Create 127,000 Jobs (LAT)
    • Texas Gubernatorial Foes White and Perry Talk Transportation (DMN)
    • Why Livability Isn't Just a Big-City Concept (T4America)
    • Florida Wrangles With Measures to Contain Sprawl (AP, Palm Beach Post)
    • MA Gov Candidate Cahill Speaks Out Against Unfunded Transportation Projects (Patriot-Ledger)
    • Is It Time to Restart Drilling in the Gulf? (The Hill)
    • Seaside, OR Will Get a New Transit Center (Daily Astoria)
    • Islip, Long Island Adopts Complete Streets Policy (Mobilizing the Region)
    • Lots of Glitches with LA MTA Transit Passes (LAT)
    • Art for Transportation Wonks (Slate)

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