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By
Roger Rudick
8:28 AM PDT on April 25, 2016
- NOPA to Consider Protected Bike Lanes on Fell and Oak Along Panhandle (Hoodline)
- SF Rents Hit Plateau (SFChron)
- SF Green Building not so Green (SFExaminer)
- Huge Tower Set to Break Ground in November (Socketsite)
- Interim Boss for Transbay (BizJournal)
- Bay Area Bike Share Expands in East Bay (SFChron)
- New BART Car Runs into the Dirt (SFist, SFBay)
- BART Marketing uses Prince’s Death to Self Promote? (SFWeekly)
- Proposed Transportation Tax Would Fund Caltrain Grade Seperations (MercNews)
- Castro Muni Escalators Get Fancy (SFist, Hoodline)
- Editorial: Get Past NIMBYs to Solve Housing Crisis (SMDailyJournal)
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