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  • Apple Engineer and His Horse Killed By Driver in Morgan Hill (Mercury News)
  • Protestors to Block Fare Gates at BART Powell Station Thursday (SF Gate)
  • MTC to Present Scaled Back Toll Lanes Plan for the Bay Area (SF Gate)
  • Legislation to Shift Oversight of High-Speed Rail Faltering in Sacramento (Cal Watch)
  • Sac Bee Editorial: “Transit Funding Proposal Needs More Vetting”
  • Oakland Mayor Harangued by Merchants About “Parking Woes” (SF Gate)
  • SFMTA Board Chair Tom Nolan Sworn In as Caltrain Board Member (BCN via SF Appeal)
  • Top Central Subway Executive Resigns (Bay Citizen)
  • Dennis Herrera Announces Opposition to Central Subway (John Diaz)
  • The Impact of Wider Bus Stop Spacing (Human Transit)
  • Open Streets, Ciclovia-Style Event, Coming to Chicago (Chicago Sun-Times)
  • LA Times: “Tiny Parks Are on a Roll in San Francisco”
  • Curbside Restrooms Called “Pooplets” Could Be Coming to SF Soon (Scott James)
  • Nevada City Installs a “Street Boardwalk,” Similar to Parklets (The Union)
  • Press Democrat Profiles Bicycle Advocate Carlos Perez

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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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