Today’s Headlines
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9:00 AM PST on November 12, 2013
- SFMTA Purchase of New Parking Meters Delayed as Drivers Protest Loss of Free Parking (SF Exam)
- SFBG Praises NYT Op-Ed on Accountability for Drivers Killing Cyclists; Bike Snob Blasts it
- Former Mayor Art Agnos, Warriors President Debate Arena Traffic Issues (CBS)
- Rincon Hill SF Films Regular Scene of Car Congestion, Drivers Blocking Crosswalks
- Stanley Roberts Catches Drivers Distracting Themselves in Line at Trader Joe’s on Masonic
- SFMTA Mysteriously Removes Speed Hump on Clement Street at 36th Avenue (Richmond SF)
- Also Mysterious: Muni Train Interior Seen Painted With Bright Colors (Muni Diaries)
- Bay Bridge Demolition Set to Begin Today After Postponement (SF Examiner)
- Marin IJ Profiles Mill Valley’s Judah Schiller, Who Recently Biked Across the Bay for the First Time
- With New Caldecott Tunnel Set to Open, Residents Remember Its Predecessors (CoCo Times)
- Geoffrey Mapplebeck, 25, of Danville Killed in Head-On Car Crash in Castro Valley (CoCo Times)
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