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7:39 AM PST on November 17, 2010


Bailey speaks after a session at March's Street Summit

  • Bike Advisory Committee Chair Glenn Bailey a Candidate for Greig Smith's Council Seat (Biking In L.A.)
  • Box: Lessons from Laurel Canyon, We Need to Do More to Protect Pedestrians Than Fix Crosswalks (City Watch)
  • Great L.A. Walk Takes on Venice Boulevard This Weekend (LAist)
  • Elysian Valley L.A. River Walk/Bike Path Newly Striped (Creek Freak)
  • There's No Such Thing as the Aqua Line (Curbed)
  • LaHood Promises Redistributed HSR Funds Will Be “Well Spent” (WaPo)
  • Boxer and Feinstein Have an Idea How to Spend Them (CAHSR)
  • Gov. Still Working on Climate Change (LAT)
  • "See Something, Say Something?"  Hey, TSA!  I See Some Schmucks Feeling Up a Bunch of People in the Airport (The Source)

    • More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill

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