Today’s Headlines
Cary Moon, Who Led Charge Against Seattle’s Infamous Highway Tunnel, to Run for Mayor (The Stranger) Maryland to Spend $100 Million Widening I-270 (WaPo) Nashville Adds First Downtown Protected Bike Lane (News Channel 5) How Trump’s Budget Cuts Would Affect Amtrak Service Nationally (CityLab) Atlanta Bike-Share Adds 400 Bikes (Atlanta Journal Constitution) Cable Car System Proposed … Continued
8:55 AM EDT on April 20, 2017
- Cary Moon, Who Led Charge Against Seattle’s Infamous Highway Tunnel, to Run for Mayor (The Stranger)
- Maryland to Spend $100 Million Widening I-270 (WaPo)
- Nashville Adds First Downtown Protected Bike Lane (News Channel 5)
- How Trump’s Budget Cuts Would Affect Amtrak Service Nationally (CityLab)
- Atlanta Bike-Share Adds 400 Bikes (Atlanta Journal Constitution)
- Cable Car System Proposed for Downtown Cleveland (NextCity)
- National League of Cities Releases Autonomous Vehicle Guide for Cities
- Six Years After Times Square’s Transformation, Wired Celebrates the Improved Public Space
- White House Sidewalk to Be Closed Permanently (Reuters)
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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