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Today’s Headlines

8:37 AM PDT on September 26, 2011

    • Man in Wheelchair Killed by Driver in Santa Clara Hit-and-Run (SF Gate, Merc)
    • Cyclist from Alameda Dies in Oakland Hills Collision (Oak Trib, SF Gate)
    • Moving Planet Day SF Rally Draws More than 1,000 People (SF Gate, KQED)
    • Religious Leaders Push Transit Discounts for Low-Income Communities (Merc)
    • MTC "Reiterates Desire to Move to San Francisco" (SF Examiner)
    • Chuck Nevius: Towing Vehicles "an Infuriating, Counterproductive Scam"
    • SFMTA Tests Underground Three-Car Muni Metro Trains (Bay Citizen)
    • Video Documents Building of Parklet in Front of fabric8 on 22nd (Curbed SF)
    • "Controversial Condo Plan Moves Forward" Amid City Hall Power Shift (Bay Citizen)
    • Closing Bay Trail Gaps "Slowed by Difficulty and Expense" (Bay Citizen)
    • Mr. Roadshow: "Bay Area Roads Awash in Trash"
    • GG Transit District Board Approves WiFi Plan for Buses (Marin IJ)

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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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