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    • Milwaukie, OR, Basks in "Economic Glow" From Light Rail (Oregonian)
    • Ridership Higher Than Ever for Seattle-Area Transit (The Stranger)
    • Denver BRT Line Gets Boost From Feds (Denver Biz Journal)
    • San Diego's Transpo Ballot Measure Divides Liberals, Conservatives Alike (KPBS)
    • Buffalo's Chance for a Dual Rail Gateway (Buffalo Rising)
    • London Plans for Bike/Ped Crossings Over the Thames (CityLab)

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