Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
8:32 AM PDT on July 10, 2017
- Potential Delays to Central Subway (SFExaminer)
- Progress of Van Ness BRT (Hoodline)
- SFO AirTrain out of Service (EastBayTimes, SFGate)
- Input Sought on 66-Quintara (Hoodline)
- More on Geneva Car Barn Restoration (SFBay)
- State Money for SF Parks (Hoodline)
- Jackson Square Gaining Retailers (SFChron)
- More on Dockless Bikeshare (Curbed)
- Details on Facebook Mixed-Use Development (Curbed)
- The Art of the Mission (SFChron)
- Trump May Back Off on California Tailpipe Regulations (SFChron)
- Commentary: Nobody Really Commutes by Bike (MarinIJ)
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