Today’s Headlines
White House Expands Automaker Bailout With $5B for Parts Suppliers (NYT) Rosendahl Hosts Meeting on Del Rey Traffic Issues (Curbed) Full Transcript of President’s Q and A, Includes Vague Talk of Traffic (LAist) Open Left Diarist Breaks Down the New HUD-DOT Partnership Broken Sidewalk Compares Ped Crossings in Seattle, England, and Louisville (via Streetsblog.net) Canadians … Continued
8:51 AM PDT on March 20, 2009
- White House Expands Automaker Bailout With $5B for Parts Suppliers (NYT)
- Rosendahl Hosts Meeting on Del Rey Traffic Issues (Curbed)
- Full Transcript of President’s Q and A, Includes Vague Talk of Traffic (LAist)
- Open Left Diarist Breaks Down the New HUD-DOT Partnership
- Broken Sidewalk Compares Ped Crossings in Seattle, England, and Louisville (via Streetsblog.net)
- Canadians Come to Santa Monica and Venice and Fall in Love with Beach Biking (Calgary Metro)
- Grey’s Anatomy Star in Three-Car Crash in Hollywood (Daily News)
- Woman Hit By Car, Dragged Inside, and Whisked Off (ABC 7, Daily Breeze)
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