With some creativity, this remnant rail spur that once served freight cars when CIA's factory was a working Ford car plant, could be refashioned as a pedestrian bridge to a new University Circle Rapid stop.
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If I were a young person today looking at a career path, I can't really think of anything more exciting and challenging than what we're experiencing in the world — in the convergence of the end, or the diminishing, of petroleum-based energy sources with the challenge of global warming. It's certainly on a par with the race to the moon.
E. 117th rail spur
Submitted by Marc Lefkowitz | Last edited July 29, 2008 - 9:30am
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