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State releases study for future S-Line rail corridor - Vimarsana News

State releases study for future S-Line rail corridor

Click to access the study PDF (450MB) From The City of Sanford Communities along the S-Line rail corridor in central North Carolina now have plans and strategies to prepare for Transit Oriented Development, or TOD, thanks to a study released this week by the North Carolina Department of Transportation. TOD creates compact development with a…

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NCDOT study helps communities plan along future passenger rail line - Vimarsana News

NCDOT study helps communities plan along future passenger rail line

Communities along the S-Line rail corridor in central North Carolina, including Sanford, now have plans and strategies to prepare for Transit Oriented Development, thanks to a study released this week

The Grand Parade podcast: Nova Scotia's property tax cap is subsidizing millionaires and landlords. Here's how to fix it. | News | Halifax, Nova Scotia - Vimarsana News

The Grand Parade podcast: Nova Scotia's property tax cap is subsidizing millionaires and landlords. Here's how to fix it. | News | Halifax, Nova Scotia

Plus, the Halifax Forum debate and a full catastrophe of the commons.

Confused council passes HRM budget with climate tax and carbon subsidies - Vimarsana News

Confused council passes HRM budget with climate tax and carbon subsidies

Free parking is the real tragedy of the commons.

N.C. DOT to give out thousands of free bike helmets - Vimarsana News

N.C. DOT to give out thousands of free bike helmets

The N.C. Department of Transportation plans to provide thousands of bike helmets to children across the state to reduce serious injuries and save lives.