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    • Private Autos to Be Banned Tomorrow From Turning On to Market Street, From Third to Eighth (SFGate)
    • Two Bike Stations to Open at Civic Center BART/Muni Station Next Tuesday (Hoodline)
    • More on the SF Bicycle Coalition Member Vote to Change Board Election Rules (SF Examiner)
    • Craigslist Ad Calls Stanley Roberts "Cyclist Enemy #1," SF Weekly Attributes it to General "Bicyclists"
    • The Central Freeway's Rise and Fall in Hayes Valley is a Story of SF Neighborhood Politics (Hoodline)
    • Traffic Blocked By Tree That Fell on Fell Street Near Laguna (Hoodline)
    • Urban Life Signs: Why Don't AC Transit's Transbay Buses Venture Further Into Downtown SF?
    • Planning Commission Approves Sky Bridge to Connect Twitter Offices Over Plaza on Stevenson (Exam)
    • 49ers Player Aldon Smith Arrested for DUI and Hit-and-Run in Santa Clara, Cut From Team (NBC, ABC)
    • CA High Speed-Rail Authority Jumpstarts Planning for Peninsula Service (Green Caltrain)
    • Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Traffic at 5-Year High as Economy Booms in Housing-Starved Marin (MIJ)
    • East Oakland Driver Crashes Into Oakland Store, Possibly During Sideshow (CBS)

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