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By Damien Newton

8:44 AM PST on January 3, 2011

The New York Daily News wasn't thrilled with Bloomberg's snow removal efforts.

Wait a Second, We Had Snow Related Road Closures Too?!? (LAT)
Hawthorne: Stadium Planning Emblematic of Broken City Planning Process (LAT)
Long Beach Police Department to Group Rides: Get Out Or We’ll Ticket/Harass You (Press-Telegram)
Checking In On the Mountain Bikes on Public Trails Controversy (LAT)
Gas Prices Trickling Up (Daily News)
Epstein, Rutten: Regardless of Who Is In Congress, 30/10 a Good Idea (HuffPo, LAT)
We Need to Stiffen Hit and Run Laws (Biking In L.A.)
Traffic Tickets More Expensive in 2011 (LAT)
Glendale Gets It: City Not Safe for Cyclists/Pedestrians (News-Press)
Obligatory Year in Review Posts (The Source, The Source, Curbed)

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