Today’s Headlines
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By
Robert Prinz
9:27 AM PST on January 17, 2013
- Tenderloin Street Improvements Continue to be Leapfrogged by Newer Projects (Beyond Chron)
- Supes Question “Unusual” SFMTA Proposal to Extend Nonprofit Parking Garage Leases (SF Exam)
- Great Highway to Remain Open During $7.3M Reconstruction (CBS)
- Port Commission to Review Pier 70’s $242M, Mixed-Used Development Plan (SFGate)
- Panhandle Work on Hold, Crews Leave Walkways Damaged by Service Vehicles (Uppercasing)
- Photo: 19th Street Used to Run Through Dolores Park to Church Street (Uptown Almanac)
- Menlo Park Looks to Improve El Camino Real Plan for Walking and Biking (Peninsula Transpo)
- Santa Clara Drivers Report Harassment for Obeying the Speed Limit (Roadshow)
- More Santa Clara Students Walking to School Despite Cold Winter (SVBC)
- Two Young Bike Riders Injured by Truck Driver in San Jose (KTVU)
- UC Berkeley Study Investigates Why People Stop Using Public Transit (Governing)
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