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8:57 AM EDT on October 6, 2017

    • Kansas City Voters Will Decide Saturday Whether to Expand Streetcar (Star)
    • Curbed Takes a Deep Dive Into the Atlanta BeltLine's Affordability Issues
    • Utah Will Spend $1 Billion on 19-Mile, Sprawl-Creating Freeway (Salt Lake Tribune)
    • Is Amazon Eyeing Philly’s Future Amtrak Station Site for Second HQ? (Curbed)
    • Bike-Share Succeeds at Penn State (PSU News) But Not Mason City, IA (Globe Gazette)
    • Portland Firms Up Bus Stop Designs (Bike Portland); Lets Students Paint Bike Lanes (KATU)
    • With Dockless Bike-Share, People in D.C. Are Leaving Their Bikes Just Wherever (Post)
    • Cycling Advocates Should Argue That Bike Infrastructure Saves Money (Strong Towns)

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