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8:57 AM PST on March 3, 2014

Landbridge proponents staged a pop-up party on the Riverside Figueroa Bridge over the Los Angeles River. The new replacement bridge is on the
Eyes on the Street: Yesterday, Landbridge proponents staged a pop-up party on the Riverside Figueroa Bridge over the Los Angeles River. The new replacement bridge is under construction on the right. The historic bridge span in center left is slated for demolition. The Landbridge proposal is to keep the historic bridge and turn it into a bike/pedestrian park space. photo: Miguel Luna, used with permission
Landbridge proponents staged a pop-up party on the Riverside Figueroa Bridge over the Los Angeles River. The new replacement bridge is on the
    • Landbridge Proponents Stage Pop-Up Party on Riverside Figueroa Bridge (photos on Facebook)
    • One Voice Supporting Santa Monica Bergamot Transit Village Approval  (Healthy City Local)
    • Long Beach is On to Something: Bicycling and Walking (LAT)
    • Orange County is On to Something: Bike Paths (LAT)
    • LongBeachize on Retrofitting Long Beach's Entire Broadway Corridor - part 1, part 2
    • Pacoima Planning For Community Needs (KCET)
    • Metro February Board Meeting: Stations Re-Named, Transparency, Park-N-Ride (The Source)
    • SM Should Conserve Water, Don't Fret the Toothbrush Rinsing (Santa Monica Next)
    • Ed Begley Jr Rides Metro to the Oscars (Twitter)

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