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By Joe Linton

9:31 AM PDT on July 19, 2016

Arguably the Worst Expo Line Article Ever (NYT)
…Expo Line Rebuttals (LAist, The Source, Curbed)
Carnage: Two Killed In Angeles National Forest Car Crash (ABC7)
…West Covina Police Pursuit Car Crash Injures Seven (SGV Tribune)
Bunker Hill 1940 and Today (New Yorker YouTube)
More Photos Of Nearly Completed North Hollywood Metro Underpass (CiclaValley)
Koreatown Needs Parks With New Developments (Ahbe Lab)
Pokemon Go Craze Brings Out Experts Decrying “Distracted Walking” (KPCC)
…Is Pokemon Go the Ultimate Planning Tool? (Alta Planning + Design)
…Where To Catch Pokemon In Los Angeles (Curbed)
Republican National Convention Raising Cleveland Parking Rates (Parking Today)
These Fake Fingernails Are TAP-Compatible (Timeout London)

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