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    • Supe Wiener Wants to Charge Sports, Music Fans a Fee to Fund Muni Improvements (SF Weekly, Chron)
    • SFMTA Board Approves Central Subway Work Contract Despite Costs Pushing Limits (SFGate, SF Exam)
    • BART Board Member Wants to End Agreement That Allows SF Riders to Use Muni Fast Passes (SFBG)
    • BART Board to Vote on Lifting Bike Blackouts Tomorrow (CoCo Times)
    • Academy of Art Students Win Yerba Buena Bike Corral Design Competition (SocketSite)
    • San Mateo County Cities Not Ready to Take Local Control of El Camino Real From Caltrans (PTA)
    • Caltrain Looking to Install Wi-Fi, SamTrans Looking for SFO Connection Solutions (Green Caltrain)
    • SMART Applying for FTA Funding for Extension From San Rafael to Larkspur (Marin IJ)
    • San Rafael Driver Who Was Arrested Twice for DUI in Same Day Does It Again (Marin IJ)
    • NIMBYs in Strawberry Who Oppose "Dangerous" New Shuttle Traffic Don't Seem to Mind Car Traffic (MIJ)
    • Marin Transit Proposes New, Clearer Route Signage (Greater Marin)
    • San Jose Man, 81, Killed by Driver in Crosswalk is 10th Ped or Cyclist This Year (CBS)

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