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    • Oil Companies Succeed Getting Measure to Rollback AB32 on Ballot (SF Gate, SJ Business Journal)
    • More Coverage of Yesterday's Bike Injunction Hearing From SFBG, Bay Citizen, BCN via SF Appeal
    • Arco Station Owner Gets Physical with Protestors Who Say He's Guilty of Assault (The Snitch
    • In D.C., Ray LaHood Takes Inaugural Ride in New Green Bike Lanes on Pennsylvania Ave (WaPo)
    • Infrastructurist: "How Bike Lanes Saved America's Roads: A Historical Perspective" 
    • New York's Smart Growth Law Could Be Transformative, But Devil's in Details (Streetsblog NY)
    • City Insider Goes to a SPUR Forum Where Planners Talked About Sustainable Development
    • UCLA Prof. Tells Sacto Conference: America is Built for Cars, Not People (Healthy Cal via Bay Citizen)
    • Palo Alto City Council to Hold Meeting Tonight on High-Speed Rail Plan (Merc
    • Neighborhood Groups Send Letter to SF Mayor Citing Bay to Breakers Concerns (BIKE NOPA)

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