Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
8:28 AM PDT on April 22, 2011
- City of Glendale Adopts “Safe and Healthy Streets” Plan – Congratulations Colin! (News-Press)
- Report from Yesterday’s Metro Committee Measure R Committee (The Source)
- Antonovich Votes for Ridley-Thomas/Crenshaw Motion. With Mayor’s Vote, It Might Pass. (Fix Expo)
- MRT: Motion Will Not Set One Community Against the Other (City Watch)
- I Don’t Care Where Rosendahl Gets His ?’s on the Stadium, They’re Good Questions (LA Weekly)
- The Sad Stats on Bike Deaths in SoCal in 2011 (Biking In L.A.)
- Box: Safe Streets Come When Neighbors Work with the City (City Watch)
- Ghost Bike Tie-Up for Rider Hit, Shot and Killed Tonight (Midnight Ridazz h/t Biking in L.A.)
- SF Park Puts Shoup’s Writings to Practice (SF Streetsblog)
- AIA-LA Gives Awards to Chris “LADOT Bike Blog” Kidd and City Planning for Bike Plan (LADOT Bike Blog)
- Did Anyone Know the President Visited Yesterday? (Neon Tommy)
- Bike-Share Will Launch in Boston This Summer (Streetsblog DC)
- Don’t Forget Too Bid on the poster.
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