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6_28_10_th.jpgBike Corrals at Santa Monica Public Library. Photo: EvanG/Flickr
    • Bikeside Puts a Human Spin on Friday's Critical Mass
    • More Coverage of Critical Mass (NBC4, Bicycle Fixation)
    • Enviros Demand Environmental Review for Downtown Stadium (LAT)
    • Electeds Celebrate Groundbreaking for Foothill Extension (The Source)
    • Metrolink Board Approves Fare Hikes, Service Cuts (Fox L.A., via LAist)
    • Daily News: It Doesn't Matter Where the Cameras Are from, There's Other Problems
    • C'Mon L.A. Now, What's So Hard About: Driver Kills Cyclist in Long Beach
    • Better: Pedestrian Killed by Hit and Run Driver (LA_Now)
    • C'Mon Mayor V.: Let's Get L.A. Off Oil by Driving Less, Not Driving Better (HuffPo)
    • Oakland Has Its Oaklavia (SF Streetsblog)
    • BP Buys Off Boycotters With Cheap Gas (News)
    • Things Are Tough All Over: PRT Dreams Shattered From Minnesota to Abu Dhabi (Biz Week, Avidor)

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