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By Joe Linton

8:59 AM PST on February 27, 2014

Recapping the LB Mayoral Forum (LongBeachize)
Proud to be Riding the Bus in Los Angeles (Zocalo)
Bike Lockers Needed to Solve Metro’s First Mile/Last Mile (LAT)
Union Station is Grand But Not So Clean (KCET via The Source)
Metro’s Bicycle Roundtable Helping Advance Bike Projects (Zev’s Blog)
Cycling Unbound Takes Issue with LAT Self Righteous Cyclists Editorial
Mayor O’Connor on Getting Around Using Mobile Technology (SM Next)
San Bernardino breaks ground on Metrolink Extension and Transit Center (The Sun via The Source)
Is California Getting a New Kind of Redevelopment Agency? (Next City)
How You Get Around Influences How You Accept Others (Boston Globe)

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