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By Damien Newton

8:22 AM PST on November 8, 2013

Editorial: Legalize Street Vending (LAT)
Silver Lake Neighborhood Council Officially Backs Multi-Modal Hyperion Bridge (Eastsider)
Federal Money Flowing Back to CA Transit Agencies After Labor Dispute (The Source)
Great, Now They’re Hanging Out at the Bike Summit (LAT)
Walk Score Lists L.A.’s Most Walkable Neighborhoods (Curbed)
Housing Affordability Falls Throughout Region (Daily News)
Metro Earning High Marks for Tech Transparency from Construction Mag. (Engineering News Record)
Ramp Jam Ends as 405 Freeway Entrance Re-Opens (The Source)
Notes from SaMo’s Airport2Park Planning Picnic with James Rojas (SaMo Next)

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