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Brigham Yen tells us what makes a great urban park.

By Damien Newton

7:41 AM PST on November 9, 2010

Brigham Yen tells us what makes a great urban park.

City Moving Too Slow to Spend Stimulus (Daily News)
Century City Businesses v Beverly Hills Residents Over Location of Subway Stop (LABJ)
Metro Rider Review’s Human Transit’s Visit to L.A.
The Switchboard: “Proposition 26 Will Not Stop AB32″
Bundy Village, Stopped. (Curbed)
Print Your Own “Give Me 3” Poster (Bicycle L.A. via LADOT Bike Blog)
Columnist Getting Desperate to Find Reasons to Oppose Subway (City Watch)
Don’t Worry. Everyone in D.C. Opposed to Gas Tax Increase (Reuters)
Do You Know the Rules of the Road? Take the Quiz (Press-Telegram)

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