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8:04 AM PDT on October 19, 2016

    • Should Major Development Be Discouraged? (L.A. Magazine)
    • Making L.A. A Great Place For All Ages (CiclaValley)
    • Phil Washington Answers 'Ask Me Anything' Questions On Reddit...Highlights On Curbed
    • Metrolink Train Strikes Car In Irwindale (SGV Tribune)
    • L.A. County Updating Its L.A. River Master Plan (Curbed)
    • Big Contrasts Between Wrigley Field and Dodgers Stadium (Chicago Tribune)
    • Metro Motion Video Interviews Folks On Why They Ride Transit (The Source)

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