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  • Muni Operators Ratify Contract (SFGate); Willie Brown: Negotiations Were Racially Split (SFGate)
  • SFTRU: Urge Supervisors to Put Wiener’s Charter Amendment to Increase Muni Funding on Ballot
  • More on the New Muni Metro Trains, Up for Contract Vote at SFMTA Board Today (ExamMuni Diaries)
  • Giants Owner Larry Baer Once Rode Every Muni Line in the Same Day (SFGate)
  • Three Charged With Forging Medical Claims to Get Disabled Parking Placards in SF (SFGate, KTVU)
  • More on Billionaire Sean Parker’s Donation to the “Restore Transportation Balance” Initiative (SFist)
  • KQED‘s Bryan Goebel on Sup. Mar’s Requested Study of Lower Speed Limits
  • City to Hold Final Community Meeting on Making Marina Bike/Ped Path Car-Free (SFBC)
  • Protected Bike Lanes Still Need Slower Traffic to Be Safe, as Mountain View Case Shows (GJEL)
  • Residents on San Carlos Street Protest Proposed Daytime Ban on Parking to Move Cars (SM Daily)
  • SPUR: Silicon Valley Needs to Be Designed for People, Not Cars
  • BART Board Member Criticizes BART for Not Advertising Board Seat Openings (CBS)

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