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    • Pasadena City Council Sends Letter to Metro Listing Concerns with Big Dig (Pasadena Star-News)
    • Metro Will Decide on Ad Contract This Thursday (LAT)
    • Read the Full Board Agenda (The Source)
    • Andrea Alarcon Has a DUI Too? Maybe Its Time to Send the Kid to Daddy (LAT)
    • Women on Bikes Interviews Bike Nation L.B.'s April Economides
    • Don't Be Afraid to Take the Keys from Gramma or Gramps (LAT)
    • Picture of Partially Completed Ramp a Reminder That 405 Project Totally Worth It (Curbed)
    • Op/Ed: Changes Comint to CEQA in 2013 (Daily News)
    • Orange County Toll Roads Not Meeting Expectations (LAT)
    • Some Want Bike Path to Connect Communities in OC, Divided by I-5 (OC Register)
    • Earl's Gourmet Grub Launches Bike Movie Series Tomorrow (Open Daily)

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