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    • Shoddy Estimates by Bureau of Engineering May Doom Figueroa Landbridge (Arch Paper)
    • L.A.'s "Bicycle Gangs" Gaining Worldwide Notoriety for Changing City (UK Independent)
    • Another Report from the Bike Summit in Oakland (LAT)
    • "Preponderance of Traffic Doesn't Have to Define Us" (LAist)
    • Obama Plugs America Fast Forward, Fix-It-First Funding in New Orleans (The Source)
    • Garcetti Beating the Drums for Farmers Field (L.A. Weekly)
    • The Perfect Case for Westwood Bike Lanes (Biking in L.A.)
    • All Hands on Deck When Young Girl Goes Missing on Metro (LAT)
    • SF-Based Opinion Columnist: Is it OK for Drivers to Kill Cyclists With Impunity? (NYT)
    • LA County Employee Union Considers Strike (LAT)
    • Did You Miss ARTCRANK? Ted's Got Images of Some of the Posters (Biking in L.A.)

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