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We're off Monday for Memorial Day. See you Tuesday!

By Damien Newton

6:52 AM PDT on May 28, 2010

Bike Rush Hour in the Netherlands via Infrastructurist

We’re off Monday for Memorial Day. See you Tuesday!

Metro Board Approves More Studies for 710 Tunnel (LAT, The Source)
BRU Protests Disrupt Board Meeting, At Least Two Members Arrested (The Source,
Gov. Getting His Transpo. House in Order. Appoints New Caltrans Boss… (Press Release)
…And Removes Former Glendale Mayor from Transportation Commission (News-Press)
One of the CA’s Worst Polluters, Valero, Working to Undo AB 32 (Bay Citizen)
Obama Must Turn Gulf Crisis Into Moon Shot for Green, Efficient Economy (Dot
Earth)
Ray LaHood Talks About His Cycling and Walking Declaration in NPR
Interview
Drunk Hits Water Main on PCH, Turns Highway Into Mud Puddle (Daily News)
LA County Public Health Dept. Loves Streetfilms

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