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8:59 AM PST on February 10, 2010
- City-Owned Vehicles Strike Two Pedestrians, Killing One (KCBS, KGO)
- Woman in Crosswalk Killed by Hit and Run Driver in Oakland (SF Gate)
- Chiu’s Garage Legislation Passes First Vote by Supes (SF Examiner)
- Parking Lane Could Become Sidewalk Seating in North Beach (SF Gate)
- Muni Operators Union to Vote Next Week on Savings Proposals (SF Examiner)
- Why Your TransLink Card Can’t Get Demagnetized (SF Appeal)
- First “Torpedo” Double-Ended PCC Streetcar Off to Rehab (Market Street Railway Blog)
- SFPark is Coming to the Richmond (Richmond SF Blog)
- Let the Planning Department Know Your Ideas for the 17th and Folsom Park (SF Examiner)
- Panhandle at Masonic Sees 50 Percent Increase in Cyclists Over Three Years (Bike NOPA)
- Santa Clara County Appoints a “Pro-Sprawl” Planning Commissioner (Merc)
- Learning from the Dot-Com Boom Era Traffic Jams (Merc)
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Michael Rhodes is a former reporter for Streetsblog San Francisco. He lives in the Mission Dolores neighborhood and is a graduate of UC Berkeley's Department of City and Regional Planning.
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