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    • Metro Crenshaw Tunnel Boring Machine Reaches MLK Station (The Source)
    • Research: People Within Half Mile Of Expo Driving 10 Miles Less Per Day (USC YouTube)
    • Pasadena Slowly Becoming Bike-Friendly (SGV Tribune)
    • Lead-Contaminated Soil To Be Removed From Two Schools Near Exide (LAT)
    • Developers and Many Others Opposing No-Growth Initiative (The Real Deal)
    • Metro Hosting Rail2River Bike/Walk Path Meetings Tomorrow (The Source)
    • Walk Eagle Rock Is Not Happy About Reconfigured LADOT DASH Route Leaving Townsend
    • Gentrification Is Coming To Crenshaw Corridor (LAT)
    • Hotel and Apartment High Rise Planned Across From Wilshire/Vermont Station (Urbanize)

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