Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:02 AM PDT on October 31, 2012
- Supervisor Wiener Proposes Funding Muni Fixes Over Youth Passes (SFExam, City Insider)
- More SF Transit Advisories Ahead of Today’s Giants Parade (MuniDiaries, Cyclelicious, SVTU, CBS)
- Sunday’s Infamous Muni Bus Smasher Identified, Arrested (ABC, CBS, KRON)
- Hayes Valley Farm Spared by Supes During Central Freeway Redevelopment (CurbedSF)
- Two Girls Hit by Car Driver at Clayton School During “Out of Control” Drop-Off Period (CoCo Times)
- Man Killed by Embarcadero BART Train Saturday was 2007’s Burning Man Arson (KTVU)
- Santa Rosa to Consider Jennings Ave. SMART Track Bike/Ped Crossing Options (PressDemo)
- Santa Clara VTA to Recommend El Camino Real Road Diet With Bus, Bike Access (Roadshow)
- MTC Ranks Bay Area Pavement Condition Only 66 Out of 100, Third Year in a Row (BusinessWire)
- Bay Bikers Blog Offers Tips on Avoiding Bike Theft
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