Today’s Headlines
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
By
Andrew Boone
8:59 AM PDT on June 14, 2013
- No Surprise Here: The Mission Wants Bike-Share (Mission Local)
- SFMTA Gives Preliminary Approval to On-Street Farmer’s Market on Inner Clement (Richmond SF)
- Hayes Valley Farm Cleared of Protestors to Make Way for Development (SocketSite)
- BART Unions Consider Strike After Approval of Preliminary Budget (KTVU)
- Advocates Discuss Displacement Concerns at SFBG Forum on Plan Bay Area
- Marin County Complains the Loudest About Plan Bay Area’s Perceived Impositions (Marin IJ)
- Marin County Supes Approve Study to Reopen Alto Tunnel for Bikes and Peds (Marin IJ)
- Bay Bridge Contractor to Receive $20 Million Bonus if Bridge Opens September 3 (Mercury News)
- Federal Board Gives Approval for CA High Speed Rail to Begin Construction (Sac Bee)
- Shayla Cypriano, 23, Crushed and Killed by Delivery Truck After Crash in San Jose (CoCo, NBC)
- SamTrans Launches New Blog Called “Peninsula Moves!” (Almanac)
- Construction Begins on New $145 Million, 13-Mile Carpool Lane on I-580 (CoCo Times)
More headlines at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
Andrew Boone covers the Livable Streets Movements for Streetsblog in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties. Andrew's claim to fame is once having bicycled more than 12,000 miles of smiles in one year. nauboone@gmail.com
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