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    • Mayor Newsom Blasts TWU; Blames Union for Muni Service Cuts (SF Examiner)  
    • Mechanical Problems Cause More Delays for BART Passengers (SF Examiner
    • Study of Portland Bike Corrals Confirms Widespread Support from Businesses (Bike Portland)
    • Charges Dropped Against Ex-Official in Toronto Cyclist's Death (Toronto Star via Biking Toronto)
    • Man Dies After Being Hit by Driver Near Concord Highway On-Ramp (BCN via CBS5)
    • Crosswalks in New Divisadero St. Pedestrian Design "Make Little Sense" (BIKE NOPA
    • Are "Shrinking Cities" Really Growing Smaller, or Are They SprawlingOut? (Switchboard)
    • Large Mixed-Used Development Proposed for Brisbane Baylands (Merc)
    • Car Blog Jalopnik: Indian Cities Won't Be Able to Function With Millions of New Cars 
    • SMART To Get $28 Million in State Funds for Maintenance Facility, Stations (Press Democrat)
    • Women Who Bike Series Features Sunday Streets Coordinator Susan King (BIKE NOPA)
    • UK Guardian: "Why Coffee, Cake and Cycling Make Natural Partners" 
    • UCLA Students Catch Flash Mob Fever in "30 Seconds of Awesome" (KTLA via Streetsblog LA)

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