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    • Larry Hogan and Dems Reach Agreement on D.C. Metro Funding Bill (Post)
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    • Wisconsin Plummets in Bike-Friendly Rankings Under Walker (Urban Milwaukee)
    • Charleston Needs a Real Street Grid, Not More Suburban Roads (Post and Courier)
    • Idaho Legislators Resist Calls to Lift Restrictions on HOV Lanes (Statesman)
    • Buffalo Residents Turn to Facebook Shaming to Get Sidewalks Shoveled (News)
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