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    • Metro: We Are Totally Going to Build a Lot of Highway Expansion Projects This Year.  WOO! (The Source)
    • In This KPCC Piece: Ross Hirsch Explains Anti-Harassment Law
    • Mark Bixby Celebration of Life Scheduled for Friday (LB Post)
    • LADOT: Associations and Homeowners Can Remove Signage on Their Property (Curbed)
    • Westwood Hills Wants Soundwall for Cemetery to Keep Out 405 Noise (LAT)
    • More on Transportation Camp (Cycleicious)
    • CicLAvia Is Coming...Are You Ready? (HuffPo)
    • Too Many Overweight Americans Are Making Buses Unsafe (USA Today)
    • Jets Owner Woody Johnson on Crutches After Getting Hit By Driver While Biking in Florida (News)

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