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    • Central Subway Going Forward Despite House’s Vote to Yank $850M in Funds (SF Examiner)
    • SF Examiner Looks at San Francisco's Shift Toward Protected Bike Lanes
    • Matier & Ross: Bay Area Legislators' Support Key in Winning High-Speed Rail Vote This Week (CBS 5)
    • People Behaving Badly: Scofflaw Drivers Still Violate Forced Turns on Market Street, Despite 10 Signs
    • Two-Month Bicycle Detour on Valencia at Cesar Chavez Begins Today (SFBC)
    • Berkeley Proposes Green Bike Lane on Hearst Ave., Other Ped/Bike Improvements (Berkeleyside)
    • SF Public Press Maps the Bay Area's Suburban-Focused Growth Over the Past 50 Years
    • Scenes From Yesterday's Sunday Streets in the Mission (Mission Local)
    • Clipper "Hard to Avoid" on Bay Area Transit Systems as Card's Popularity Surges (Mercury News)
    • Crashes Increasing on Popular Easy Bay Road for Sport Cyclists (KTVU)
    • 73-Year-Old Concord Driver Crashes Into Baskin-Robbins Shop (CBS 5)
    • Santa Rosa Man Gets Four Years for Hit-and-Run Death of Child in Crosswalk (KTVU)

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