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By Damien Newton

7:46 AM PDT on March 30, 2011

Brown Ends Budget Negotiations with Republican Leaders (LAT)
It Looks Like a Good Project, But Calling Wilshire Grand “Art” Is Pushing It (LAT)
NBC Universal Construction Project Disses L.A. River… (City Watch)
…and Until They Stop, Every Cyclist Should Oppose the Project (Biking In L.A.)
Bike Wrangler’s Space Now Open for Wrenching (LACBC)
Epstein: Everyone Should Get Behind America Fast Forward (HuffPo)
Rutten: Everyone’s Getting Behind America Fast Forward (LAT)
For Second Day in a Row, Daily News Prints Article on Gas Prices
Glendale Police Actually Enforce Laws on Cell Phone Bans While Driving. Quaint. (LA_Now)
The Bixby Memorial: A Great Day for a Great Man (LB Post)

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