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By
Roger Rudick
8:18 AM PST on November 22, 2016
- Car-Free Future for Stockton Street? (SFGate)
- SFMTA Reviews Station Naming Policy (SFBay)
- City Works on Permit Process for Ghost Bikes (SFExaminer)
- Rents Drop Slightly–but is it Just Seasonal? (SFGate)
- Sales Down for “Cheapest” Homes (Curbed)
- Online Petition Requests SFMTA Do Better at Recognizing Service Dogs (SFExaminer)
- NIMBYs Push Back Against Residential Tower Near MacArthur BART (SFChron)
- Waiting for Warm Springs BART to Open (EastBayTimes)
- Trespasser Struck By Amtrak Train in Albany (EastBayTimes)
- Menlo Park Encourages Shoppers to Bike (Almanac)
- Pleasanton BART Riders Parking in Nearby Mall (Kron4)
- BART for the Birds? (SFGate)
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