Today’s Headlines
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8:10 AM PDT on September 14, 2010

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- Must Read: Alex Thompson Destroys Congestion-Based Attacks on Westside Subway (City Watch)
- The Source Responds to the BRU’s Attack on 30/10
- 5ht and Flower Stop for Regional Connector on the Block? (Downtown News)
- Smith’s Motion for NC’s on Bikeways is Dumb. But LADOT Kind of Asked for It (City Watch)
- Meet the Spring Street Park (Blog Downtown)
- Cargo at the Ports is Back Up! We Need a Plan to Move the Containers. (Daily Breeze)
- 15,000 Bikes Per Day at USC? (Daily Trojan)
- Tips for a Safe Trip to School (Daily News)
- Car Loving Suburban Pols Fighting Back Against Green Transportation (Tree Hugger)
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