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By Joe Linton

9:06 AM PST on November 10, 2014

Capping the 60 Freeway Cap Would Re-Join East L.A.’s Split Belvedere Park (Eastsider)
Bike and Walk Critical in Upcoming L.A. City Elections (LAT)
Westwood Blvd ‘Great Street’ Should Include Bike Lanes (HuffPo)
Additional Crosswalks Suggested For Next Phase of Colorado Blvd Livability (Walk Eagle Rock)
A Culture Shift Needed to Affirm Car-Free Angelenos (Medium.com)
More On Metro’s Purple Line Extension Subway Groundbreaking:
The Summary (Curbed)
Everything You Always Wanted to Know Details (The Source)
Sam Hall Kaplan Critiques L.A. Planning and Development (The Planning Report)
Election Spin: Santa Monica’s Influence Beyond City Borders (Santa Monica Next)
Replacing Stop Signs With Stop Lights To Keep Buses Moving (SB SF)
Can You Name Eight of Your Neighbors? Dave Runyon on Strong Towns podcast

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