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Places in the News: June 29, 2009
Karen Levy
Jun 28, 2009
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The latest in urban planning, placemaking, and citizen action:
A gallery of gorgeous train stations of the past, together with their less-than-gorgeous replacements. [Infrastructurist]
Can neighborhood gardens build community in Cabrini Green? [ChicagoNow]
Small cities in British Columbia work to transform lifeless downtowns into vibrant places. [The Tyee]
Controversy over private festivals being held in Indianapolis's public parks. [Indianapolis Star]
Proposed House transportation bill includes billions for public transit and high-speed rail, but lacks specific pollution targets. [SustainableBusiness.com]
MTA markets naming rights to NYC subway stations. [New York Times]
Transportation Secretary LaHood says USDOT is in a "transformational" moment, advocates livable communities. [TreeHugger]
Google tricycle captures "street views" of pedestrian-only parks and campuses. [Washington Post]
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