Detroit rail project faces $12 million shortfall

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DETROIT (AP) — Officials say Detroit’s nearly $140 million light passenger rail project faces a $12 million funding shortfall as a planned groundbreaking approaches.

Matt Cullen, CEO of the M-1 Rail project, told The Detroit News (http://bit.ly/1lBV5MQ ) additional funding being sought from the U.S. Department of Transportation is crucial, but the project could proceed without it.

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