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By Damien Newton

9:03 AM PDT on April 25, 2011

Wilshire BOL: More People Save More Hours Than Drivers Might Lose (The Source, Curbed)
Long Beach’s Separated Bike Lanes Are Open for Business (Post, Press-Telegram)
Big City Population Boom Slows to a Trickle (LAT)
So. Pas. Wants Legislature To Give It Veto on 710 Project (Patch)
Janette Sadik-Khan Joins Oxy Board of Trustees (Press Release)
Los Angeles’ Downtown on the Comeback (The Republic)
Two More Cyclists Killed in the Southland (Biking In L.A.)
Earth Day Was Last Week, Have We Outgrown It? (Daily News)
Obama Left. We All Survived. (Daily News)
Illinois To Track Dooring Crashes (Chicago Tribune)

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