Today’s Headlines/Personal Note
Get more headlines over at Streetsblog Capitol Hill.
8:48 AM PDT on September 23, 2009
- Essel, Krekorian Move to Run-Off in CD2 Race (Times)
- Asm. Eng (D-AAA) Joins with Locals to Urge Gov. to Sign 710 Bill (Mayo Communications)
- City, State Make List of SoCal Freeways That “Need” Widening (Times)
- 8 0f 21 Projects that Mobility 21 Thinks Are Needed Are Highway Widenings (LAist)
- My Lord, It’s a Fred Camino Article: Defending Car-Free Living (Metro Rider)
- Ride Transit, Defeat Terror (NY1)
- Business Lobby to Senate: Stimulus Not Enough (DC Streetsblog)
- Cap’n Transit on the Threat to Transit Lines Posed by Parallel Roads (via Streetsblog.net)
- Eyes on the Street: German-Engineered Bike Lanes (Yglesias)
Get more headlines over at Streetsblog Capitol Hill.
(editor’s note: Thanks to everyone for the happy thoughts and well
wishes. We’re having an extended labor. Thanks for your well wishes,
keep them coming! In the meantime, I thought I would cure some cabin
fever with some updates.)
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