Today’s Headlines
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9:50 AM PDT on October 28, 2013
- LAT Weighs in on Hyperion Bridge Redesign, Is This Close to Endorsing Livable Design
- But the City Is Still too Dangerous to Bike So We All Should Just Drive, I Guess (LAT)
- Whittier Hires Lobbyist to Fight for Gold Line Extension to Whittier (Whittier Daily News)
- But Officials Still Trying to Figure Out Gold Line Funding to Montclair (SB Sun)
- Entitled Driver Endangers Cyclist Life, Whines About It (Wave)
- Metro’s Campaign to Promote 405 Widening Working on 1 Person (Daily News)
- Oh, Wait…That Letter Was Written by an MTA Spokesperson…
- Plan to Fix Bleak School Playground Hits Snag (LAT)
- More Regulations Coming for Valet Parking Industry in L.A. (Daily News)
- They’re Not Trains, They’re Public Places (Better Roads)
- Bridge I Biked Across As a Child Being Demolished (Reading Eagle)
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