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    • Maryland's Purple Line Gets $875M Loan from Feds (Progressive Railroading)
    • Legal Battles Continue Over Albuquerque's BRT (ABQ Journal)
    • Portland Streetcar to Branch Out With New Routes (Oregonian)
    • Why Toronto Transit Beats Chicago's (Chicago Trib)
    • Car-Free Future Possible for Iconic Street in Toronto (CBC)
    • Dallas's Downtown Parking Boom (Dallas News)
    • Boston's Commuter Rail Stations Drive Development (Boston Globe)
    • Cleveland's BRT Serves as Model for Detroit (Detroit Free Press)
    • Successes Along Minneapolis's Green Line (MPR)
    • Why Is McDonald's Moving Its HQ from Burbs to the City? (Chicago Mag)
    • Connecticut Invests in TOD in 11 Communities (Hartford Courant)

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