Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:13 AM PDT on July 29, 2016
- On Monday, DTLA Metro Bike Share Opens To Walk-Ups (KPCC)
- In Boyle Heights, Signs Of Gentrification Are Everywhere (KCRW)
- Devastated Widow Tells About Husband Cyclist’s Hit-and-Run Death (CBS)
- BlacklistLA Running Group Building Community (Investing in Place)
- L.A. River Taylor Yard Crown Jewel Parcel Nears Purchase Again (KCET)
- Get Your Own Piece Of the Sixth Street Bridge (KPCC)
- Zoning Has 100 Years Of Damage, Time To Get Rid Of It? (Bloomberg)
…Highway Building and Zoning Grew Up Together (Strong Towns)
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