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By Damien Newton

8:42 AM PST on January 26, 2011

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Westside Subway Extension Presentation Now Online (The Source)
Speaking of Which, There’s Another Meeting Tonight (Daily News)
Boxer, House Transpo. Chair Mica, Sit Shoulder to Shoulder at State of the Union (DC Streetsblog)
Metro Bus Driver Shot in Face with Pellet Gun. Yes, There Was an Arrest (LA_Now)
Orange County Letter Writers Happy to Hate High Speed Rail (OC Register)
Daily News Reveling in City’s #3, or Not #1, Ranking for Freeway Congestion
16 Year Old Found Shot Dead Next to Bike in Pomona (ABC7)
Chinese Cities Reveling in the Power of BRT (City Fix)
SPRINT Sponsors CicLAvia (Press Release)
Sign Up Now for the River Ride (LACBC Blog)

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