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By
Roger Rudick
8:45 AM PST on February 2, 2016
- More on Possible BART Bond (BizJournal)
- BART Ridership Swells from Super Bowl Festivities (SFAppeal)
- Caltrain Delayed by Suspicious Package (SMDailyJournal, AlmanacNews)
- Person on Caltrain Tracks Killed by Train (SFGate, SMDailyJournal)
- Mixed Use Apartment Building Replacing Hayes Valley Auto Body Shop and Parking Lot (Socketsite)
- Another Step Forward for Sonoma Marin Train Service (MarinIJ)
- Novato Council Considers Bus Transfer Center (MarinIJ)
- Fairfield Hit and Run Driver Injures Child (MercNews)
- Anti-HSR Grumble Letters from Peninsula (SMDailyJournal1, SMDailyJournal2)
- More Snark on BART Fake Cameras (MarinIJ)
- Super Bowl Team Buses Play First Down on Freeway (NBCBayArea, SFist)
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