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Refuting Some Westsider Arguments Against Bike Lanes (Rancho Park Online) Obama Endorses America Fast Forward Bond Program (The Source) Fake Libertarians: America’s Infrastructure Is Fine (Reason) James: I Never Said I Would Try to Move Subway Route (Century City Online) Brown Act Snafu Causes Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council to Re-Vote on Wyvernwood (BHB via Curbed) … Continued
7:03 AM PST on February 21, 2013
  • Refuting Some Westsider Arguments Against Bike Lanes (Rancho Park Online)
  • Obama Endorses America Fast Forward Bond Program (The Source)
  • Fake Libertarians: America’s Infrastructure Is Fine (Reason)
  • James: I Never Said I Would Try to Move Subway Route (Century City Online)
  • Brown Act Snafu Causes Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council to Re-Vote on Wyvernwood (BHB via Curbed)
  • New Bill Would Let Single Passenger Vehicles in Carpool Lane Off-Peak (LAT)
  • Cell Phone Service on the Subway? Metro Board Votes Next Week (The Source)
  • Metro Lauded for Buying American (HuffPo)
  • Bike Lane Could Shape Future of Lankershim Boulevard (Patch)
  • Greuel Says She Backs Hollywood Plan (Daily News)
  • Bike Bridge Will Connect Cypress Park to Elysian Valley (Eastsider)
  • The Real Lesson from Rojas’ Modeling: It’s Time for Planners to Put Away the Power Point (Next City)

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