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By Joe Linton

8:53 AM PDT on June 2, 2015

Today: West Hollywood Special Election (City of West Hollywood)
Bike the Vote WeHo Electoral Recommendations
L.A. County Bicycle Coalition ED Tamika Butler Guest Blogs for NRDC Switchboard
710 Opponents Propose Removing Freeway Stub To Create Golden Eagle Blvd (KPCC)
Next City Profiles the Beyond the 710 Coalition
Boy on a Bike Really Enjoyed CicLAvia Pasadena
KPCC Gives Bicycling An Hour-Long Special, Mostly An Excellent Listen
Biking in L.A. Sets KPCC Straight On LaBonge’s Anti-Bike Track Record
L.A.’s Subway Joyride Goes Car-Free For A Year
SUV Collides With Metro Bus In Burbank, Four Riders Hospitalized (LAT, Burbank Leader)
LADOT Installs Green-Backed Sharrows In Venice (Bonin Facebook)
Dashboard Journalist Whines About S.F. Livability Improvements Removing Parking (SBSF)

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