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    • SFMTA Board to Hold Public Hearing Today on Restoring Muni Service (SF Examiner)
    • Woman Injured in 2006 Muni Crash on Market St. to Receive $750k Claim (SF Examiner)
    • SFMTA Will Stop Paying Six Muni Operators for Work as Union Reps (City Insider)
    • Fourth of July Marked 150th Anniversary of First Market St. Rail Line (SF Gate)
    • SF Supes Reappoint Planning Commissioners Moore and Sugaya (City Insider
    • Agencies Envision "World-Class" Park in Oakland at Touchdown of Bay Bridge (Merc)
    • Bicyclist Stabbed in Early Morning Attack on the Embarcadero (SF Gate)
    • Bay Citizen: "Death Raises Questions about Cyclist Website"
    • More on the Fell Street Arco Changes from BIKE NOPA and Bay Citizen
    • SUV Designer Who Expressed Regrets Killed While Riding His Bicycle (NYT)
    • Illinois Governor Signs Bicycle Safety Bill into Law (WLS-TV)
    • San Mateo Daily Journal: "Vision for El Camino Takes Form"
    • Firms Developing Visual Applications to Help Pedestrians Distracted by Phones (SF Gate
    • US Spends Billions on Oil Subsidies; Americans Paying Lowest Gas Taxes in History (NYT, USA Today)

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