Today’s Headlines
Lincoln Heights Endangered Crosswalk Is Saved! McCain Lays Out Energy Plan, Calls for Offshore Drilling (Boston Globe) Blumenauer: Obama Meeting Was ‘Coming of Age Moment’ for Bike Advocates (Bike Portland) Big Blue Bus Also Thinks Governor’s Budget Is Moronic (LAist) LA Chamber of Commerce: Bring Back Vehicle Fees to Balance Budget (Daily News) Bike v … Continued
7:37 AM PDT on June 18, 2008
- Lincoln Heights Endangered Crosswalk Is Saved!
- McCain Lays Out Energy Plan, Calls for Offshore Drilling (Boston Globe)
- Blumenauer: Obama Meeting Was ‘Coming of Age Moment’ for Bike Advocates (Bike Portland)
- Big Blue Bus Also Thinks Governor’s Budget Is Moronic (LAist)
- LA Chamber of Commerce: Bring Back Vehicle Fees to Balance Budget (Daily News)
- Bike v Car Race on 4th (Metblogs)
- Gold Line Extension Wouldn’t Be Hard to Build (Times)
- Pickup Truck Hits, Kills 5-Year Old (Daily News)
- Car Hits, Kills 5-Year Old (Daily News)
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