Today’s Headlines
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6:58 AM PDT on May 13, 2010
- Supes Agree to Hearing on NBC Universal Project (Daily News via Curbed)
- The 101 CAP Park: A Proposal, Not a Plan (LAT)
- Dramatic Write-Up of a Hit and Run from the Witnesses Viewpoint (Bikeside)
- “T.O.D.” at Hollywood and Vine Wins Green Award (The Source)
- Terrorists Should Take Note to Board Metro at Suburban Stations (Eco-Village)
- County Wants Input on BMP (LAist)
- If Only There Were Another Way to Have Fun on the Streets: Car Surfers Get in Hot Water (LAT)
- Gas Prices Dip (Daily News)
- When a Barnes Dance Isn’t a Step Up for Pedestrians (GGW)
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