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    • City of El Monte's First Bike Lane Opens Tomorrow (BikeSGV Twitter, Midvalley News)
    • Metro Board Budget Forum Public Meeting Tomorrow (The Source)
    • Maybe DTLA's Empty Retail Is Due To Bad Design (Medium)
    • Horrific Hit-and-Run Car vs. Bike In East L.A., Police Seek Info (Biking in L.A.)
    • Video: L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti Remarks On Potential Measure R2 (The Source)
    • Metro Will Write Note For You When Transit Delays Happen (KPCC)
    • City of West Hollywood Shuttles Win State Recognition (WeHoVille)
    • Mean-Spirit Parking Battle At Capistrano Valley High School in OC (KPCC)
    • Garcetti Launches Clean Streets Initiative (LAT)Includes Recruiting Neighborhood Trash Watch Volunteers (KPCC)
    • ACT 4 Slovakia Bike Dance Video Is Pretty Amazing (Facebook)

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