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This weekend, New York celebrated its first Ciclovia style Summer Streets Program.  NYC Streetsblog has more than complete coverage in their Today's Headlines section which can be read here.

    • Oropeza Willing to Kill Sales Tax Over the Green Line (Bottleneck Blog
    • Metro's Suit Against Supervisors Will Go Forward Wednesday Unless Knabe Wins Vote on Tuesday (Daily News)
    • City Council Wants Extended Red Line Hours for the Holidays (KNBC)
    • Pasadena Citizens Walk for Safer Streets (Times
    • Letters Respond to WSJ's Article on Biking in LA 
    • Are TAP Cards Infringing on Civil Liberties? (Bus Bench)
    • Bike Loan Plans Good for College Students (Chicago Tribune)
    • Contested Streets Now a National Trend (NYT)
    • Yglesias: No One Is Arguing That the U.S. Should Be Car-Free; Driving Should Just Be Rarer

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