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Today’s Headlines

    • SFBC Issues Endorsements for Local Candidates in November Election (SFBike.org/vote)
    • Mission Loc@l Profiles the Bike Coalition's Valet Parking Crew, Who Park 10,000 Bikes a Year
    • SF Seeks $52k in Legal Fees from Rob Anderson's Coalition for Adequate Review (SF Examiner)
    • SFMTA Will Install Speed Radar Signs on Masonic Avenue (BIKE NOPA)
    • Young Driver Hits, Injures Group of Cross Country Runners in Petaluma (Marin IJ)
    • Driver Who Killed Pedestrian on Alameda Shoreline to Get 11 Years Under Plea Bargain (SF Gate)
    • Shoup Asks Cato Institute to Analyze Free Parking Policy for Its Employees in D.C. (Streetsblog NY)
    • In Letter to Obama, NRDC, Other Environmental Groups Call for 60MPG by 2025 (Switchboard)
    • Rumored Muni Driver Sickout May Not Happen, But SFMTA Preparing Nonetheless (SF Examiner)
    • Former GG Bridge District Employee Arrested on Charges of Embezzlement (SF Gate)
    • AC Transit Board Candidates "Press Ahead, Off the Radar" (Bay Citizen)

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