Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
8:06 AM PDT on April 7, 2014
- Today’s Top Story: There’s Oil in ‘Dem Dere Hills! (LAT)
- Today’s Top Story: Conservation Good for the Environment (Daily News)
- The Emerald Necklace: A Greenway Along the San Gabriel River (KCET)
- A Look At Last Week’s National Open Streets Summit (Zevblog)
- CicLAvia A Big Hit, Plenty of Valley Attendees (Daily News, KPCC, KTLA, KNBC, CBS2)
- L.A. Times posted multiple CicLAvia articles, but didn’t quite get the story:
“Where else does a major city shut down a major street for bicycles? [all over]
Benefits to Business: Lemonade Stands [what about 1000s of businesses along route?]
Aggressive Riders Used Bicycle Bells To Scold Slower Riders [do bells scold?]
Nonetheless, Organizers Claim Success [don’t 10s of 1000s of attendees look like success?] - A Look At Occidental College’s Bike Share Program (Oxy Weekly via BikinginLA)
- Why There’s No Beverly Hills Freeway (KCET)
- Temple City’s Rosemead Blvd Protected Bikeway Opening Set for May 10th (RosemeadBlvd.Com)
- There’s a Mayoral Race in Long Beach (LAT)
- Twitter Hashtag Fun: #ReplaceBikeWithCar – examples:
@zachshan Cars don’t need a lane on Avenue A, there’s already one on Avenue D! #ReplaceBikeWithCar
@MagBebronne “The driver, *who was not wearing a helmet*, died in the collision with the truck” #ReplaceBikeWithCar
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