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    • Protests Lead to 4 BART Station Closures (SF Gate, SF Exam, Bay Citizen, Appeal)
    • FCC Probes BART's Decision to Shut Down Cell Service (Bay Citizen)
    • NPR: "Cell Service Shutdown Raises Free Speech Questions"
    • BART Board Prez Defends Cell Shutdown Decision (Transportation Nation)
    • Member of Anonymous Talks to Democracy Now's Amy Goodman (Video via YouTube)
    • Prominent SF Attorney Killed by Hit-and-Run Driver in Sonoma County (CBS SF)
    • SFMTA Chief Visits Muni Yard in His First Day on the Job (City Insider)
    • CPMC Makes Design Changes to Proposed Cathedral Hill Facility (SF Business Times)
    • Bicycling Magazine Names Healdsburg a "Cycling Hotspot" (Press Democrat)
    • New Mixed-Use Development May Come to San Rafael (Marin IJ)
    • Permitting Process Could Delay SMART Service by Up to 2 Years (Press Democrat)
    • Cycletrack Coming Soon to Site of Fatal Portland Hit-and-Run (Bike Portland)
    • Next Sunday Streets Set for Western Addition/NOPA on September 11 (BIKE NOPA)
    • Bike Activism in SF Goes All the Way Back to the 1890s (Ocean Beach Bulletin)

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