- Conference Committee Roster Is Set as House Nominates Conferees (Hill)
- As Discussions Get Underway, T4America Looks at What the House Wants
- Dem Candidate for Indiana Governor Wants to Scrap Gas Tax (Journal Gazette)
- Small-Town Georgia Mayor Sings About Urban Planning (Atlantic Cities)
- New Jersey Is Having Trouble Covering Transpo Borrowing Costs (Bloomberg)
- From the People Who Brought Us WalkScore, Ranking Cities' Transit Access
- Temporary Public Spaces Are Sticking Around (DC Citypaper)
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