Today’s Headlines
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8:26 AM PDT on April 12, 2011
- City Prepares for Life After the CRA (Downtown News)
- State Transit Construction Funds Imperiled (Neon Tommy)
- Michael Woo: “Super Streets” Resembling Freeways An Old-School Idea (Curbed)
- Eagle Rock Responds to City Watch: We Like Our Parking Program (City Watch)
- Two Council Committees Vote for Red Light Cameras Despite Zine’s Objections (Daily News 1 and 2)
- A List of Improvements That Are Coming to Metro Service (The Source, KCET)
- Bad Ideas Never Die: Desert Freeway Still Lives on Paper (BH Courier)
- Southland Gas Prices Rise for 20th Day (Daily News)
- Alpern: Expo Will “Train” Us to Think Differently (City Watch)
- Wisc. Governor Walker: No Fan of Bike Lanes (GOOD)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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