Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:20 AM PDT on September 12, 2012
- DPW Making Major Pavement Fixes Along Market Street (SFBC)
- Muni, SamTrans to Consider Ditching BART-Plus Free Transfer Program (SF Exam)
- Supe Wiener Says Proposal Would Boost Car-Sharing in SF Housing Projects (SFGate)
- Residents Concerned About Proposed 22-Fillmore Re-Route in TEP (Potrero View)
- Chronicle Transpo Reporter Rachel Gordon Leaves to Take Over PR for DPW (SF Weekly)
- SF Water Taxis Approved by Port Commission (SFGate)
- SPUR Reviews SF Waterfront Development Proposals
- Santa Rosa Cyclist Injured by Driver in Crosswalk (Press Democrat)
- Oakland Trib Opposes Alameda County’s Measure B1, Calls Drastic Transpo Cuts a “Fluctuation”
- Classes Prepare Sonoma County Families for ‘Too Old to Drive” Conversation (Press Democrat)
- BART Inspections Reveal Rat, Pigeon Issues (SFWeekly)
- More Vintage BART Photos for 40th Anniversary (CoCo Times)
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