Today’s Headlines
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By
Lisa Ratner
9:32 AM PDT on March 26, 2013
- West Oakland Driver Arrested for Killing Bicyclist in Hit-and-Run (Oakland Tribune)
- Opposition to Safer Polk Street Makes it Into the LA Times
- National Park Service Recommends Plan to Extend F-Line to Fort Mason (Railway Age)
- GG Bridge Begins All-Electronic Tolling Tomorrow (ABC)
- Outdated Muni Map Still on N-Judah Train (Muni Diaries)
- Berkeley Mourners Gather to Commemorate Pedestrian Deaths (Berkeleyside)
- The Alamedan Spotlights Dangerous Crossings Near Schools (1, 2)
- Oakland Bike-Ped Advisory Committee to Begin Planning Green Bikeway Treatments (EBBC)
- SFGate: Devil’s Slide Tunnel Was Built Because of “Grassroots Democracy”
- In Some Areas of Berkeley, One in 10 Regularly Commute by Bike (EBBC)
- Woman, 97, Killed by SUV Driver in Petaluma Crosswalk (CBS)
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