Today’s Headlines
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9:46 AM PST on March 6, 2012
- Muni Planning to Ramp Up 8 Priority Routes in TEP (SF Examiner)
- Driver Injures Girl Walking To Kindergarten in Polk Gulch (CBS 5, BCN via Mercury News)
- SFPD Officers Crash Patrol Car Into House to Avoid Another Car in Bayview (SF Appeal)
- Man Struck By El Camino Driver On 16th Street Sidewalk Fights For Life (SF Appeal)
- Hundreds of SF Drunk Driving Cases May Be Overturned (SFGate, BCN via Bay Citizen)
- CA Traffic Deaths Down 22 Percent After Handheld Cell Phone Ban (GJEL)
- SF Transit Riders Union Provides Talking Points For Opposing Muni Service Cuts
- Update on Panhandle Park Improvements Includes Bike Racks (P.P. Stewards)
- Driver Hits Man on Bicycle on Middlefield Road in Palo Alto (PA Online)
- Palo Alto Task Force Calls For More Rail Crossings, Parks Around Caltrain Tracks (PA Online)
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