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    • At Hearing on Alamo Square Parking Permits, Opponents Defend Free Parking as a "Right" (Hoodline)
    • SFPD Helps Owner Recover Stolen Bike Registered on Bike Index, Listed on Craigslist (Mission Bicycle)
    • Panhandle Curb Ramp Reconstruction Progresses (Panhandle Park Stewards)
    • Mayor Lee Supports Free Muni for Low-Income Disabled and Senior Riders; Decision Tomorrow (SFBay)
    • Supervisor Mar Asks State to Decriminalize Youth Transit Fare Evasion (SFBay)
    • Friday Protests Lead BART to Temporary SF Station Shutdowns; Ridership Drops (SFGate, Exam, ABC)
    • More on Mayor Lee's Announcement of Support for a Second Transbay BART Tube (SFGate)
    • How the New Bay Bridge East Span Was Designed to Be More Attractive Than Pragmatic (SFGate)
    • Today's Caltrain Freedom Train Ride Celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr. Will Be the Last (Examiner)
    • Marin Advocate Concerned SMART May Remove Bike/Ped Paths From Rail Plans (Marin IJ)
    • Man in Wheelchair Killed by Driver While Crossing East San Jose Street (CBS)
    • Cyclelicious: Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communication Needs to Make People Walking and Biking Safer, Too

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