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Urban Issues: Millenial House Buying, Austin Development Permit Backlog, 2012 Metro Year In Jobs, Google Picks Provo For Fiber
April 19, 2013
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Forest City's Ratner to Step Down as CEO
Wall Street Journal
Forest City Enterprises Inc. (FCEA, FCEB) said Bruce Ratner will step down as chief executive of Brooklyn-based unit Forest City Ratner Co., effective immediately, and it named MaryAnne Gilmartin, its executive vice president of commercial and residential development, to succeed him.
News: Austin HSR Dreams, Smart Streetcar Plans, Transit Riders Regional Connection, Penn. Transpo Gas Tax, Smart Growth & Environmental Justice
February 8, 2013
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Austin: City Could Be on the High Speed Rail Future
KUT News
Austin Mayor Lee Leffingwell has promised a public vote on an urban rail system before he leaves office. Considering Austin was just ranked the fourth worst U.S. city for traffic congestion, that news could make for a lot of happy commuters...
Read On Charlotte: Atlanta Mayor - Streetcar a Smart Investment Charlotte Observer
With the Charlotte City Council deadlocked over whether to build 2.5 miles of a streetcar line,…
Austin Mayor Lee Leffingwell has promised a public vote on an urban rail system before he leaves office. Considering Austin was just ranked the fourth worst U.S. city for traffic congestion, that news could make for a lot of happy commuters...
Read On Charlotte: Atlanta Mayor - Streetcar a Smart Investment Charlotte Observer
With the Charlotte City Council deadlocked over whether to build 2.5 miles of a streetcar line,…
News: LaHood's Future, UTA Opens Front Runner, Columbia Pike Streetcar, CA HSR Brawl, TOAH Fund Honored
December 6, 2012
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National: LaHood Talks About Staying
Politico
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood looks like he'll be sticking around DOT into President Barack Obama's second term...
Read On Utah: UTA Marks the Opening of the Front Runner Progressive Railroading
The Utah Transit Authority (UTA) will host a celebration tomorrow for the Dec. 10 opening of the new FrontRunner South commuter-rail line between Salt Lake City and Provo...
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood looks like he'll be sticking around DOT into President Barack Obama's second term...
Read On Utah: UTA Marks the Opening of the Front Runner Progressive Railroading
The Utah Transit Authority (UTA) will host a celebration tomorrow for the Dec. 10 opening of the new FrontRunner South commuter-rail line between Salt Lake City and Provo...
News: Kansas City Streetcar, Amtrak TOD, NJ Commuter Rail Needs, Cheering Calif. HSR, Consensual Urban Politics
January 20, 2012
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Kansas City: City Puts Streetcar on Fast Track
Kansas City Star
Kansas City's best chance to get a downtown streetcar line in the next few years likely hinges on two unusual elections to be conducted by September. The city council set that process in motion Thursday to meet a deadline this summer for $25 million in crucial federal funding...
Read On Pennsylvania: Amtrak Breathes Life into Ardmore Project Main Line Media
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Kansas City's best chance to get a downtown streetcar line in the next few years likely hinges on two unusual elections to be conducted by September. The city council set that process in motion Thursday to meet a deadline this summer for $25 million in crucial federal funding...
Read On Pennsylvania: Amtrak Breathes Life into Ardmore Project Main Line Media
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Provo: BRT Moves Forward
August 14, 2009|Deseret News
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Little by little, plans for a bus rapid transit line between Orem and Provo are getting closer to reality. The Mountainland Association of Governments board of directors recently voted to accept plans for the site of the state's first BRT system.....
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