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By Joe Linton

9:07 AM PDT on September 23, 2015

Update On Wilshire Subway Construction Activity (Larchmont Buzz)
#CedilloSafe? Yolanda Lugo Killed In Car vs. Ped Hit-and-Run Crime On N. Figueroa (KTLA)
…Help Crowdfund Lugo’s Medical and Funeral Expenses (YouCaring)
Studies Show Student Bus Pass Reduces Cost Of Attending College (Move L.A.)
…Student Pass Also Improves Ridership, Reduces Parking Demand (Move L.A.)
LADOT Bike Blog Rides To the Emmys With Mad Men Producer Tom Smuts
Metro Bicycle Roundtable Takes Place Tonight (The Source)
Councilmember Ryu Looks To Use Long Lasting Concrete To Fix Concrete Streets (L.A. Magazine)

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