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By
Roger Rudick
8:10 AM PST on March 3, 2016
- BART Perks Program Looks to Smooth Peak Demand (SFChron)
- BART Ridership Record (SFBay)
- BART and Other Trains Change How We Live (SFGate)
- Sunday Streets Closure Schedule (SFist)
- SFMTA to Change Residential Street Parking Rules (SFExaminer)
- Myriad European Style Market Hall Soft Opens on Market (SFGate, Hoodline, SFist)
- Alameda to Add Bike Lanes and Better Crossings on Central (InsideBayArea)
- More Bikes on AC Transit Buses (KQED)
- Menlo Park City Council Votes to Retain Extra Train Crossing Protection (AlmanacNews)
- Chilco Street to get Sidewalks (AlmanacNews)
- Less Durable Pipes Installed Under Berryessa Station BART (NBCBayArea)
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