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  • N-Judah Train “Rips Wires and Concrete Supports,” Thousands Delayed (SF ExaminerCBS 5)
  • Next SFMTA Chief Will Likely Be a Local Hire (SF Examiner)
  • “Cash-Strapped Muni” Defends Nat Ford’s Severance Pay (SF ExaminerSF Gate)
  • Baker Street Bike Lanes to Be Re-Striped in July (Bike NOPA)
  • Delay In Taxi Fare Hikes Angers Already “Miffed” Cab Drivers (SF Examiner)
  • SamTrans Facility Holds Tour for Dump the Pump Day (SF Gate)
  • Mike’s Bikes Partners With PODS to Send Bikes to Africa (Sac Bee)
  • Man Killed by Amtrak Train in Martinez “Did Not Move Away” (Coco TimesCBS 5)
  • Head-On Crash on GG Bridge Blocks All Southbound Lanes (SF Examiner, CBS 5)
  • More People Taking Transit, Less Driving on GG Bridge (SF Appeal)
  • Details on This Saturday’s Bicycle Music Festival (Bay Bikers Blog)

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