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    • Private Donors Widen Scope of Friday Night Lights (LAT)
    • A Touching Snapshot of Skid Row's Homeless (Santa Barbara Homeless)
    • South Bay Receives $176 Million for Road Projects (Daily Breeze)
    • Ray LaHood Suspends Overseas Trips to Study Walking, Biking Best Practices (Bike Portland)
    • CA Legislators Can’t Decide Whether to Keep Vehicle License Fee (SacBee)
    • War on Free Public Art Moves to San Diego County (LAT)
    • European Cities "Making Life Miserable for Drivers" (NYT)
    • Donald Southerland Hits Cyclists, Stops, Calls 911.  Cyclist Has Minor Scratches (Patch)
    • Please Don't Use the Words "Critical Mass" in Your Headline for  the Cars 2 Review (LAT)

Today's Dumb Carmageddon "News":

    • @BeatCarmageddon "Fights Carmageddon Traffic" by Encouraging Driving Different Places
    • Hospitals Freaking Out That Staff Can't Figure Out to Leave for Work Earlier (LAT)
    • Ok, I Do Feel a Little Bad for These Two Lovebirds (Patch)

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