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7:57 AM PDT on August 18, 2009

    • Fee Hikes for State Parks Go Into Effect Today (LA_Now, Daily News)
    • Daily News Takes a Look at Metrolink's Control Center
    • Want to Improve Performance of City Council?  Require Council Staff to Live in the District (City Watch)
    • Cycling Is NYC's Fastest-Growing Transport Mode (AP)
    • Bixi's Expansion to Boston Inspires a Bike Culture Comparison (Sci American)
    • If You Haven't Marked Your Calendar Yet, August 26 Is the Bike Film Fest (Anti-Music)
    • So When Exactly Is the Gold Line Extension Opening? (Curbed)
    • Hello, Mr. Colbert (Street Heat)

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