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Today’s Headlines

8:49 AM PDT on September 12, 2011

    • First Class of Muni Part-Time Drivers About to Hit Streets (SF Gate)
    • SFMTA Considers Raising Parking Ticket Fines (City Insider)
    • Chronicle Story on Prop. B, Streets Bond Measure on Nov. Ballot (SF Gate)
    • BART Officials "Defend Tactics at Protest" (SF Gate)
    • John King: "Union Square Portal to Subway Designed to Blend In"
    • Boy Hit by Shuttle Bus Driver "Expected to Survive" (SF Examiner)
    • Scaled Back Bay Area Toll Lane Proposal Moves Forward (Coco Times, SF Gate)
    • Scott James: "Clipper Card Hits Headwinds" (Bay Citizen)
    • Chris Carlsson Attends the "Toward Car-Free Cities" Conference (The Nowtopian)
    • Great NY Times Op-Ed on JSK's Work as Transpo Commissioner in New York City
    • BIKE NOPA: "Summertime Weather Swells Turnout for NOPA's Sunday Streets"
    • Bicycling in Redding Reaches "Potential Coming of Age" (aNewsCafe.com)

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Bryan Goebel
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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