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By Damien Newton

7:41 AM PST on November 8, 2010

NBC Evolution will be a "mixed use transit oriented development."

Rutten: Will Partisanship Sink 30/10? (LAT)
NBC Universal Project Has 39,000 Page EIR (Daily News, Curbed)
Pat Morrison Gives a Glowing Interview to Wendy Greuel (LAT)
Daily News: Villaraigosa Getting Better
Update on the Christina Everett Sentencing (LACBC)
We Need to Look Beyond L.A. in Search for LADOT General Manager (Soap Box)
Bike Plan Unambitious Compared to Tacoma and Des Moines (Meek Adjustments)
Family Devastated by Young Girl’s Death After She Was Hit in Crosswalk (Daily News)
Meanwhile Neighbors Demand Traffic Light for Crosswalk (LAist)
Apparently LADOT Is Happy with Thursday’s Planning Meeting Too (LADOT Bike Blog)
An Open Letter from Streetsblog to Ohio Gov.-Elect John Kasich (Streetsblog.net)
Hit and Run Driver in Vail Excused from Felony So He Can Make a Lot of Money (Vail Daily)

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