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    • OCTA, an Agency in Decline (Times)
    • Metro Completed "Subway to the Sea" Exploratory Drilling (LAist)
    • Newhall Schedules Party to Celebrate New Ped-Friendly District (The Signal)
    • Ungrateful?  Dealerships Complaining They Aren't Getting Clunkers Money Fast Enough (Daily News)
    • Even in Berkely, Anti-Growth Groups Hide Under Green Mantle (East Bay Express
    • NYC Considering Bike Share Program (Post)
    • Lou Piniella Warned For Jaywalking, Declines to Scuffle With Cop (HuffPo)
    • Angelina Jolie Hands Out Bikes to Nambian School (Times of India)

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