Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PDT on October 14, 2014
- Stanley Roberts Catches Dysfunction at a Mid-Century Roundabout Next to SF State
- SFBC Calls on Supporters to Attend Meeting on Car-Free Bay Trail Path in the Marina Next Tuesday
- SF Weekly Explains the NACTO Street Design Guidelines Recently Adopted by SF
- “Measured” is One Way to Describe Mayor Lee’s Stance on Funding Transit (SFGate)
- SF Trolley Dances Return This Weekend (SF Examiner)
- BART Once Had an Atari Kiosk Inside Powell Station (Bold Italic)
- Advocate Op-Ed: BART Ignores Disability Barriers With Poles in New Train Design (SF Examiner)
- New “FutureBART” Game Lets Public Have the Fun of Crafting a 40-Year Transit Budget (TransForm)
- Grass Fire Near BART Tracks at Bay Fair Station Causes Delays in East Bay (SFGate, KRON)
- San Mateo Reviews Downtown Plan to Make it More Dense, Walkable (Peninsula Transpo)
- 19-Year-Old Drunk Driver Kills Pedestrian on East Bayshore Road in Palo Alto (Palo Alto)
- Chicago Calls Parklets “People Spots,” and They’re Helping Businesses Thrive There, Too (CityLab)
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