Interested in transportation policy and some other stuff
Michigan, USA
Joined October 2011
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Opinion: Don’t let EV drivers get sideswiped in Michigan’s road funding fix bridgemi.com/guest-commentar… via @BridgeMichigan
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My goal in tonight’s district semi final win. We practiced this set piece a bunch of times. @vivamaroon
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Signing autographs after the match Thursday. I had a header goal in our 1-0 win
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City receives $12.5M to make Gratiot corridor safer for all. "The entire corridor of Gratiot within city limits, 8 Mile Road to downtown, will be the focus of projects to make meaningful and lasting improvements to increase safety & reduce crashes."
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Listening to "How public transportation fuels economic development" at buzzsprout.com/1374205/15206…
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A Slice of England’s Iconic A303 Road Shows How It Changed Over Thousands of Years hasanjasim.online/a-journey-…
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Good summary of an important report. Urban Highways Cost Billions in Lost Home Value, Property Taxes msn.com/en-us/money/realesta…
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Michigan to boost high-speed passenger rail with $20M program mlive.com/politics/2023/07/m…
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Meet the 33-year-old Canadian chemist and the renowned MIT professor who are building the 'electric vehicle of cement making' cnbc.com/2023/06/24/sublime-…
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Department Of Transportation Announces $1 Billion Investment In Horses bit.ly/3qScGPB
Electric vehicles alone can’t solve transportation’s climate problems yaleclimateconnections.org/2…
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Listening to "Cycling advocates mark a victory as Gov. Whitmer signs distracted driving bills" at buzzsprout.com/1374205/13026…
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June 1977: The plan to stretch a gondola across the Detroit River to #Windsor is back on the drawing board!
Originally hatched in 1962, the plan ran out of funding, but enough time as passed to tease us again. (1/2)
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Detroit's I-375 was built to pave through two vibrant Black neighborhoods, fracturing local business & robbing residents of the chance to build generational wealth. Now - thanks to @POTUS, we’re reconnecting these two communities & restoring opportunity for economic development.
