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    • Advocates Take Transit Rescue Campaign to State Senators' Home Districts (News, Post)
    • DOT to Close Two Prospect Park Car Exits (Bklyn Paper)
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    • Midwest Govs Ask for $3.5B in High-Speed Rail Stim Funds (Transport Politic via Streetsblog.net)
    • Tufts Researchers Study Health Risks of Living Near Freeways (Globe via Planetizen)
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