Topic – Government
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AT&T to broadcast Texas lege
Statewide trial program
AT&T will begin broadcasting the Texas House of Representatives legislative sessions on their cable network across the state, including in the Houston area.
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Christopher B. Leinberger
Sacramento: a model plan
Sacramento development model could lead national transformation
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Climate bill introduced
Major questions still remain
House leaders have introduced a bill to cap carbon emissions and curb climate change. The plan is slightly more ambitious than one proposed by President Obama.
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AARP joins Transportation for America coalition
AARP has 40 million members
AARP, with over 40 million members, has joined T4America to promote transportation reform in the United States.
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County commissioners approve $11.9 million in Parkway contracts
$22 million approved so far
Commissioners Court unanimously approves engineering contracts, bringing total contracts to $22 million in March.
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LaHood, Donovan team up
Focus: sustainable communities
On March 18, Ray Lahood, Secretary of the Department of Transportation (DOT), and Shaun Donovan, Secretary of Housing and Urban…
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New Urban Affairs director getting mixed reviews
A look at Carrión's record
Adolfo Carrión Jr., the former Bronx borough president named director of the new White House Office of Urban Affairs by…
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