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LACDPH Head Mitch Katz praises Culver City as part of LACBC's "Two Wheeled Tuesday" Ride Yesterday

By Damien Newton

9:24 AM PST on February 2, 2011

LACDPH Head Mitch Katz praises Culver City as part of LACBC’s “Two Wheeled Tuesday” Ride Yesterday

Super Coverage of “Farmer’s Bank Stadium” (LAT, LA Weekly, Daily News)
Rosendahl’s Bus Only Lanes Proposal Panned by Advocates in the Times
Epstein: Why Is Brentwood Scared of Transit and Bus Only Lanes? (Westside Today)
LA Weekly: MTA Cutting 10 Lines, Shrinking 16 (LA Weekly)
CRA Commish: Don’t Get Rid of CRA’s! (LAT)
Hmmm…..One Huntington Beach Bar Linked to 72 DUI’s (LAT)
Candidate Englander, Chief of Staff for Greig Smith, Mocked for Wilbur Ave Lanes (Encino Patch)
The Poor Downtrodden People of Beverly Hills Are Still Railing Against Metro (Patch)
Gas Prices Falling in SOCAL (Daily News)
Streets, Public Spaces, Not Social Media, Are Underpinning Egypt’s Uprising (Grist via Sblog NY)

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