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    • Metro Considering Partial Shutdowns Of Parts Of Blue Line For Construction (Urbanize)...More Agency Info On Blue Line Rehab "The New Blue" (The Source)
    • Metro Celebrates 25 Years As An Agency (The Source)
    • Study: Half Of Air Pollution Not From Cars (LAT)
    • Carnage: Palmdale Crash Leaves One Dead (Daily News)
    • Mariachis, Tenants Reach Resolution In Boyle Heights Rent Hike Case (KPCC)
    • Gold Line Construction Authority Picks Construction Firms (SGV Tribune)
    • How Advocate Jessica Meaney Gets Around L.A. (Curbed)
    • The Cargo-Kid-Conundrum: To Bakfiets or not to Bakfiets (L.A. Bike Dad)
    • Bird Scooter-Share Firm Settles Santa Monica Lawsuit (LAT)
    • Peter Flax Lists the Stupidest Things Said About Bicyclists (Cycling Tips)

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