Today’s Headlines
Supes Approve Downtown Park (Daily News) Last Night Was the Last of This Round’s Pico-Olympic Meetings (Curbed) LAist Mocks Mag. for Saying LA is 14th Most Walkable City in U.S. Weiss’ Campaign Website Embellishes Times Story (Times) Williamsburg Walks Is Coming Back for Another Summer of Car-Free Saturdays (Bklyn Paper) Driving Kills Millions of Animals … Continued
8:06 AM PDT on April 8, 2009
- Supes Approve Downtown Park (Daily News)
- Last Night Was the Last of This Round’s Pico-Olympic Meetings (Curbed)
- LAist Mocks Mag. for Saying LA is 14th Most Walkable City in U.S.
- Weiss’ Campaign Website Embellishes Times Story (Times)
- Williamsburg Walks Is Coming Back for Another Summer of Car-Free Saturdays (Bklyn Paper)
- Driving Kills Millions of Animals Every Year, Walking Doesn’t (Salon)
- MSNBC Makes the Case for Bicycling, Sort of…(MSNBC)
- Orphan Road Ponders the Future of Mixed-Use Development in Seattle (via Streetsblog.net)
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