Today’s Headlines
Senate to Mark Up Transpo Bill Next Week (The Hill) In Denver, Foxx Celebrates Grand Opening of Union Station (Denver Biz Journal) Under Discussion: “China-Russia-Canada-America” High-Speed Rail (Guardian) Amtrak Returns to St. Paul After 43 Years (Railway Age) WaPo Looks at the Transpo Funding Problem Cycling’s on the Rise in Smaller Cities, Too (Atlantic Cities) … Continued
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Katie Pearce
8:55 AM EDT on May 9, 2014
- Senate to Mark Up Transpo Bill Next Week (The Hill)
- In Denver, Foxx Celebrates Grand Opening of Union Station (Denver Biz Journal)
- Under Discussion: “China-Russia-Canada-America” High-Speed Rail (Guardian)
- Amtrak Returns to St. Paul After 43 Years (Railway Age)
- WaPo Looks at the Transpo Funding Problem
- Cycling’s on the Rise in Smaller Cities, Too (Atlantic Cities)
- Costs Increase By $1B for Key Segment for California Bullet Train (LAT)
- BRT Starts Rolling in Fort Collins Tomorrow (Coloradoan)
- How Will Green Line Extension Affect Somerville Real Estate? (Boston Globe)
- TSTC Ponders Projects NJ Could Have Funded Instead of “Bridgegate” Report
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