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George Jackson
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But what if the next catalyst of Washington's rebirth leaves a blot on the cityscape? The streetcars envisioned by D.C. planners -- and the first three they've purchased -- are powered by overhead electrical wires.

Cheaper housing hurt by commutes

Map (by ESRI)

One more vote for Obama's rail-transit push.

The biggest question mark, then, may be how long it takes the House and Senate to achieve a workable deal -- and whether cash-strapped cities and local transit agencies can wait that long before imposing more service cuts and fare hikes.

Arizona Senate panel endorses 'sexting' bill, Would criminalize so-called sexting' among minors.

These High Occupancy Toll lanes — or HOT lanes — are praised by urban planners, environmentalists and many drivers.

Having an interchange at the often-crowded corner of Hydraulic Road and U.S. 29 is one key component of the Places29 plan.

Subway ridership increased, but congestion on arteries like the George Washington Bridge held steady or dropped slightly.
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