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Our Best to Bill Rosendahl, Who Undergoes Heart Surgery Today. Get Well Soon, Council Man!

By Damien Newton

8:49 AM PST on January 20, 2011

The survey focused on attitudes of people in cars. L.A.: Rude and Proud. Get the rest of the story at ##http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local-beat/LA-Named-Americas-Rudest-City-114278039.html##NBC Los Angeles##

Full Coverage of the AEG/Stadium Hearing with Hahn and LaBonge (Blog Downtown, Curbed, LAT, City Maven)
High Speed Rail Authority Sets Aside Funds to Buy Union Station (LAT)
Green LA Girl Reviews Tuesday’s Big Event in Pasadena (Pacific Swell)
Momentum Builds for Freight Rail Alternative to 710 Tunnel (SoPas Patch)
Brown Launches Attack on “Useless” CRA’s (SF Chronicle)
LACBC Ready to Unveil Safe and Healthy Streets Plan in Glendale (News-Press)
Huntington Beach Will Not Post Pics. of Drunk Drivers on Facebook (Daily News)
Ride the Pink Line Quizzes WeHo Candidates for City Council
4 Cyclists Already Killed in Greater L.A. in 2011 (Biking In L.A.)

Our Best to Bill Rosendahl, Who Undergoes Heart Surgery Today. Get Well Soon, Council Man!

Damien Newton

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