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    • Metro CEO Washington Looking To Create Door-to-Door Service (KPCC)
    • Expo Ridership Numbers Are Great, But Here Is Some Criticism (L.A. Magazine)
    • New Images Of Planned Foothill Gold Line Stations (Urbanize)
    • Photos Of Metro Crenshaw Line Yard Construction (The Source)
    • 33-Story Mixed Use Koreatown Tower Planned At Wilshire/Vermont (Urbanize)
    • Hyperloop One Passes 70MPH Test (SGV Tribune)

Calendar items:

    • Thursday 7/13 - Tonight, the Foothill Gold Line Construction Authority hosts the first in a series of six open house community meetings on the planned extension to Montclair. Tonight's meetings will be from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the San Dimas Senior/Community Center at 201 E. Bonita Avenue in San Dimas. Details at Authority website.
    • Sunday 7/16 - From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the city of Whittier hosts its first ever open streets event: Whittier Walk & Roll.

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