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Featured Headline: Our Good Friend Joe Linton spent some time riding around the city this weekend and has two great stories at the Eco-Village blog.  The first story is some good news as he rides some brand new bike lanes on 1st in Boyle Heights.  The second is a little more frustrating as he notes that many of the streets in the LADOT's new Sharrows list are wide enough for bike lanes without having to remove travel lanes or existing car parking.

    • Deadly Saturday on the Streets and Highways of L.A. (LAT)
    • State Experts: AEG Overstating Value of Stadium to DTLA, Job Seekers (LAT)
    • Make CicLAvia About More Than Bikes, Apply for a Mini Grant by 9/8
    • LAPD Cracking Down on Apron Parking in Silver Lake (Eastsider, Curbed)
    • Three Foot Passing Law on Hold Until This Week (CalBike/Twitter)
    • Is the Green Line Really "Leaving the Station?" (LAist)
    • Can Arroyo Seco Parkway Ever Become Safe? (Patch)
    • Organized Labor on the Wane?  Not in L.A. (LAT)
    • Villaraigosa Building a National Brand on Transpo. Policy (DC Streetsblog)
    • Claremont Mayor Hurt on Bike Ride (Claremont Cyclist)
    • Does Affordable Housing in Upper Class Developments Create Social Equity? (UCLA Real Estate)
    • A Nice Profile of David Bohnett, Who Has Been Our Major Funder (Bloomberg)

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