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Today’s Headlines

Bike Plan Opponent Rob Anderson Promises an Appeal if Injunction is Lifted (The Snitch) And More Previews of Today’s Bike Injunction Hearing from SF Examiner, SF Gate C.W. Nevius: “Taking on Muni Puts Elsbernd at the Wheel”  Bicyclist Killed in Crash in Tilden Park (SF Gate) Lodi Cyclist Killed in Crash Identified as Ryan Lucas … Continued
  • Bike Plan Opponent Rob Anderson Promises an Appeal if Injunction is Lifted (The Snitch)
  • And More Previews of Today’s Bike Injunction Hearing from SF Examiner, SF Gate
  • C.W. Nevius: “Taking on Muni Puts Elsbernd at the Wheel” 
  • Bicyclist Killed in Crash in Tilden Park (SF Gate)
  • Lodi Cyclist Killed in Crash Identified as Ryan Lucas (Lodi News-Sentinel
  • Cyclists Calling for “Civil Obedience” at Friday’s L.A. Critical Mass (LAist)
  • Bill Allowing Toll Money for Bay Bridge Bike Path Passes Assembly Transpo Committee (The Snitch)
  • Velo-City Global 2010 Conference Kicks Off in Copenhagen (Copenhagenize
  • John King: “SoMa’s Energy Rekindles a Sense of Discovery” 
  • Legislation Allows Disqualification of Rail Companies with Holocaust
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Bryan Goebel is a reporter at KQED Public Radio in San Francisco. A veteran journalist and writer, he helped launch Streetsblog SF in 2009 and served as editor for three years. He lives car-free in the Castro District.

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