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Atlanta Beltline light rail proposal heads to city council Monday

Newseze Wire·Mon, Sep 21, 1:37 AMWire: Fox 5 Atlanta
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Atlanta Beltline light rail proposal heads to city council Monday

City council members are set to vote Monday on a resolution that could push Atlanta one step closer to building a multi-billion dollar light rail system along the Beltline.

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