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By Robert Prinz

9:23 AM PDT on September 27, 2012

One Bay Area Grant May Revive Free Muni for Youth Plan (City Insider)
How Critical Mass Has Impacted the Bike Movement at 20 Years (SFGate, SFExam, KQED)
SFBG Tries to Understand All the Animosity Towards the Event
Critical Mass Pop-Up “Welcome Center” Opens at 16th and Valencia (Uptown Almanac)
Muni Struggles to Prepare for Crowds During Slew of Events Next Weekend (SFGate)
Civic Center BART Brake Incident Caused Only $600 in Damage (SFAppeal)
New Parklet to Open on Townsend Street Tomorrow (LiveSOMA)
Debris from Car Crash Injures Child on Nearby Hayes Valley Playground (KRON)
Driver Pleads Guilty in Killing Concord Father, Daughter on Bike Ride (CoCo Times, KTVU, KRON)
New 12th Street Pedestrian Bridge Completed at Lake Meritt in Oakland (BizTalk, Inside Bay Area)
Oakland North Examines the Benefits and Challenges of BART Bike Access Following August Pilot
Caltrain Hits Car in San Bruno, Driver Injured (CBS)
VTA to Study El Camino Real BRT Alternative Plan Keeping Dedicated Lanes (SPUR)

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