Today’s Headlines
GOP Blocks Bernie Sanders’ Plan to Boost Infrastructure By Closing Tax Loopholes (USA Today) The Number of Parking Spaces in Boston Is Dwindling (Boston Globe) Mayor of Fort Worth Holds “Rolling” Town Hall Meetings on Bike (Star Telegram) Miami Has a Plan to Tax Tourists to Fund Transit (Miami Today) Suburban Growth Isn’t Catching Up … Continued
9:03 AM EDT on March 26, 2015
- GOP Blocks Bernie Sanders’ Plan to Boost Infrastructure By Closing Tax Loopholes (USA Today)
- The Number of Parking Spaces in Boston Is Dwindling (Boston Globe)
- Mayor of Fort Worth Holds “Rolling” Town Hall Meetings on Bike (Star Telegram)
- Miami Has a Plan to Tax Tourists to Fund Transit (Miami Today)
- Suburban Growth Isn’t Catching Up With Urban Areas in Twin Cities (Star Tribune)
- Downtown Denver Down to 42,000 Parking Spaces — Planetizen Wonders If It Can Remain Vibrant
- Boston Proposal Would Build 10,000 Affordable Units Aimed at Millennials (Boston Globe)
- Coalition of U.S. Mayors Pushing for Long-Term Transportation Bill (The Hill)
- AFL-CIO Lobbying to Defend the Gas Tax (The Hill)
Angie is a Cleveland-based writer with a background in planning and newspaper reporting. She has been writing about cities for Streetsblog for six years.
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