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8:18 AM PDT on September 21, 2012

    • Editorial: Changes at AEG "Disturbing" (LAT)
    • Good Sign: Culver City PD Warns USC Fans to Get to Station Early to Get Parking (Patch)
    • A Few More Details on Bike Nation's Plans for Downtown (Blog Downtown)
    • Caltech Public Health Expert: 710 Big Dig Tunnel "Could Be a Health Threat" (La Canada Online)
    • Najarian's Anti-Big Dig Road Show Getting Rave Reviews (Asbarez.com)
    • LADOT Puts Their Pro Walk Pro Bike Presentations Online (LADOT Bike Blog)
    • Metro Board Aware Everyone Hates TAP, Plans Minor Changes (The Source)
    • Profile of the Man Responsible for Closing L.A.'s Streets (ZevWeb)
    • 17% Living Below Poverty Level in LA/LB/Santa Ana Region (Daily News)

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