Transportation for America: Newly approved transportation bill is a clear step backwards Unfortunately, this final bill moves closer to the House’s disastrous HR7, which was too contentious and unpopular to garner enough votes to pass. This final negotiated bill has been called a “compromise,” but it’s really a substantial capitulation in the face of threats by the House to include …
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Tulsa explores demolition moratorium, exurban population growth slows, and more in today’s News & Notes.
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The state of Rhode Island’s bridges (we’re number 3, and not in a good way), ways to re-use vacant lots, one woman’s special relationship with the Berlin Wall, unsprawling Rockville, Maryland, and more in today’s News & Notes.
Census says…
2010 Census count show Providence’s population up 2.5% since 2000 to 178,042.
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Top 10 world skyscrapers under construction, removing urban highways, and more in today’s News & Notes.
Be counted
Seriously people, if we don’t all get our forms in, Worcester might get more forms in than us. We can’t let Worcester be the second biggest city in New England, that would be a disaster!* The Mayor has a lot of other reasons for filling out the form besides being better than Worcester: If your form is sitting on your …