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    • Northeast Rail Expansion Would Bring Boosts for Connecticut (CT Post)
    • What's Next for Texas Transportation Now That Prop 1 Passed? (Texas Trib)
    • Boston Globe: Refurbished Commuter Line Will Revitalize Boston Fringes
    • Phoenix, Tucson Could Get Cozier With Rail Link (AZ Central)
    • Minnesota Steers Policy Toward the Multimodal Millennials (Star Trib)
    • Cincinnati Makes Headway With Downtown Rail-Trail (Cincinnati.com)

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