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    • L.A. City Pressure Cancels Popular Wolfpack Marathon Race (LASBKPCC)Plug Pulled Because LAPD Just Trying To Keep People Safe (LAT)Looks Like Ridazz Will Crash the Marathon Anyway (LA Weekly)Wolfpack Cancelation a Sign that L.A. is Backsliding on Being Bikey (Flying Pigeon)
    • How Latino Civil Rights Struggles Re-made East L.A. (PPS)
    • Shocker: Downtown Los Angeles is Actually Urban (Politico)
    • Long Sad Story of Beverly Hills Voting Against SM Blvd Bike Lanes (Better Bike)
    • Metro Already Digging Deep For Purple Line Extension (The Source)
    • L.A. River Getting Water Wheel (Daily News) and Expanded Marsh Park (Eastsider)
    • OC Cities Dana Point and San Clemente Support Protected Bikeway (OC Register h/t BikinginLA)
    • Fatal Car-Bike Collision Near USC (ATVNews) Maybe Some Kind of Nearby Protected Facility Could Help? (Nah)

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