Its going to be a little slow the rest of the week
I have in-laws visiting, Turkey Day catering, and a special project I’m working on, so there will just be one post (besides clips) a day for the rest of the week…
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Very Light Publishing Today In Observance of Veterans Day
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It’s Veterans’ Day! SBLA’s platoon of hardworking writers are taking some R&R from their daily toil in the War on Motorists. We will publish very lightly today in observance of the holiday. We’ll be back back in the trenches tomorrow, and publishing full days of stories and headlines the rest of this week. Coming up […]
The Week in Livable Streets Events
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Ahhhh, the week before Bike Week. All sorts of bike goodness in the air. Tuesday – The city’s Planning and Land Use Committee will formally put to rest the controversy over the MyFigueroa complete streets plan. As Joe Linton reported on Friday, the formal objection to the environmental review has been dropped, and now all […]
Happy Fourth of July
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Photo from last Fourth of July’s Santa Monica Critical Mass by Dr. Alex Thompson/Flickr Happy Fourth of July everyone! Streetsblog will be taking tomorrow off and returning on Monday. Have fun with the cookouts and fireworks, rest your eyes and we’ll come back next week ready for the Tom LaBonge era as he steps in […]
Rest in Peace, Brian Velez
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Earlier this week, our community lost a rising star and a great person when Brian Velez passed away peacefully in his sleep.
The Rest of the Week in Livable Streets Events
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I noticed how packed this week was with good events, so I thought we could kick it old school with a "Week in Livable Streets" Tuesday – At 6:45 the Transit Coalition is holding their monthly meeting with Dennis Allan, the executive director of L.A. Streetcar. Get the rest of the details at The Transit […]
What Will the Headline from ULI’s FutureBuild 2014
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Next Tuesday, the Urban Land Institute of Los Angeles will host Future Build 2014, a one-day conference looking at how societal changes and new technology will change the way cities develop and communities grow. The highlight of the conference will be a keynote address from Mayor Eric Garcetti. Garcetti has used conferences speeches as a […]