Today’s Headlines – 11/29/10
November 29, 2010By Transportation for America
Former transportation secretary Norm Mineta discussed his hopes for a transformational bill that invests in America’s infrastructure. (Transpo Nation)
Two towns in California’s Central Valley were recommended as high-speed rail stops. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Republican Senator-elect Mark Kirk, who will be sworn in today, supports high-speed rail in his homestate of Illinois. (Chicago Tribune)
Minnesota was recognized as the nation’s “Best Trails State” by American Trails. (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Montana’s Congressional delegation traded jabs over earmarks. (Billings Gazette)
And, Congress should review the Build America bonds program, the Washington Post editorialized. (WP)
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