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    • Mayor Wants to Cut 2,000 More Jobs (Times, Daily News)
    • Metro Weighing Its Options for Eastside Extension, Phase II (Progressive Railroading)
    • L.A.'s Abandoned Class I Bikeway (Biking in L.A.)
    • Group Covers Hollywood Sign with "Save the Park" in Effort to Raise Funds for Park Buy (Times)
    • Boxer, Feinstein Want HSR in Jobs Bill (CAHSR Blog)
    • Can Everyone Stop Quoting "Walking In L.A.?"  Please? (Hidden LA)
    • Portland Bike Plan Passes With Unanimous Vote and $20M Budget (Bike Portland)
    • Timothy Egan: U.S. Will Be Propping Up Suburbia for Generations to Come
    • Satire: LaHood Issues Recall of Defective Motorists (Los Alamos Bikes)

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