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Data From Feds Confirm the Rise in Demand for Central Cities (WaPo) The Guardian Has a Rather Paranoid Take on Sidewalk Labs’ Work in Columbus and Elsewhere Philly, Nashville, Spokane, and Ramsey County Named Winners of DOT Design Challenge (E Turbo News) In Philly, Feds Will Help Reimagine Vine Street Expressway (Inquirer) Study: Homes Near Seattle Light Rail Command a Premium (Seattle Times) … Continued
  • Data From Feds Confirm the Rise in Demand for Central Cities (WaPo)
  • The Guardian Has a Rather Paranoid Take on Sidewalk Labs’ Work in Columbus and Elsewhere
  • Philly, Nashville, Spokane, and Ramsey County Named Winners of DOT Design Challenge (E Turbo News)
  • In Philly, Feds Will Help Reimagine Vine Street Expressway (Inquirer)
  • Study: Homes Near Seattle Light Rail Command a Premium (Seattle Times)
  • DC Metro to Cut 500 Jobs (WaPo)
  • As Atlanta Streetcar Shutdown Looms, Mayor Urges Taking the Long View (AJC)
  • Fort Worth Commuter Rail Gets Initial Signoff from Feds (Star-Telegram)
  • Cost Estimate Soars for Massachusetts South Coast Line (Boston Globe)
  • Anaheim Streetcar Plans Hit an Obstacle (OC Register)

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