Today’s Headlines
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9:34 AM PST on February 16, 2012
- $4 Gas Is Back, Baby (Daily News)
- Despite Some Grumbling, Regional Connector Enviro. Docs Moves to Full Metro Board (The Source)
- Now Supes Moving to Legalize Frisbees and Football on the Beach (Daily News, LAT)
- L.A. Green Lane Editorials Threaten Anytown USA (Bike Snob NYC)
- Main Street Bike Lanes Aren’t Green, But Are Open for Business (LADOT Bike Blog)
- Lance Campaigning for Higher Cigarette Tax (LAT)
- Sounds Like Metro’s Field Trip Program Is Going Well (The Source, Daily News)
- The President Slept Here (LAT)
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