Today’s Headlines
Activists Demonstrate in Support of Maryland’s Purple Line (GGW) Family of Fallen Omaha Cyclist Sues County Over Road Design, Maintenance (World Herald) “Nextdoor,” a Social Network for Neighborhoods, Is Taking Off (NYT, Planetizen) Reason: To Fix Highways, Expand Tolling Houston Gets Its First General Plan (Architect’s Newspaper) Pacific Standard: Transportation Should be Considered a Basic Need Meet … Continued
8:37 AM EDT on March 11, 2015
- Activists Demonstrate in Support of Maryland’s Purple Line (GGW)
- Family of Fallen Omaha Cyclist Sues County Over Road Design, Maintenance (World Herald)
- “Nextdoor,” a Social Network for Neighborhoods, Is Taking Off (NYT, Planetizen)
- Reason: To Fix Highways, Expand Tolling
- Houston Gets Its First General Plan (Architect’s Newspaper)
- Pacific Standard: Transportation Should be Considered a Basic Need
- Meet the Architect Trying to Make Over Europe’s Low-Income Suburbs (NPR)
- New Life for Dead Malls (The Atlantic)
Angie is a Cleveland-based writer with a background in planning and newspaper reporting. She has been writing about cities for Streetsblog for six years.
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