Today’s Headlines
Senate Committee Finds Compromise, While Camp’s New Bill Spurs More Divisions (Bloomberg) Roll Call: Camp’s Plan Could Win By Default And Blumenauer Continues Push for Gas Tax Hike (Oregonian) Federal Transit Administration Turns 50 (The Hill) Can There Be a Win-Win for the Beltline and Atlanta Public Schools? (Creative Loafing Atlanta) Ending the Blight Caused By Syracuse’s Downtown … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
8:55 AM EDT on July 10, 2014
- Senate Committee Finds Compromise, While Camp’s New Bill Spurs More Divisions (Bloomberg)
- Roll Call: Camp’s Plan Could Win By Default
- And Blumenauer Continues Push for Gas Tax Hike (Oregonian)
- Federal Transit Administration Turns 50 (The Hill)
- Can There Be a Win-Win for the Beltline and Atlanta Public Schools? (Creative Loafing Atlanta)
- Ending the Blight Caused By Syracuse’s Downtown Highway (Governing)
- New Urbanism: It’s Not Just a Socialist Pipe Dream (The Week)
- The Atlantic Offers a Primer on California High-Speed Rail
- In Miami, Health Risks Linked to Suburban Sprawl (Miami Today)
- Transportation Projects CAN Move Faster (City Lab)
- Why Massachusetts Needs to Update Its Zoning (WBUR)
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