Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
7:53 AM PDT on October 16, 2017
- Van Ness Bus Project Over Budget, Delayed (SFExaminer)
- Working on BART’s Noise Problem (EastBayTimes)
- More on SF’s Homeless Plans (SFExaminer)
- Howard Street Swivel Lamps Removed (Curbed)
- New SoMa Mural (Hoodline)
- LuckyDuck Combines Cycling, Coffee and Community (Hoodline)
- GOP Spars With Business to Beat Back Gas Tax (SFChron)
- California’s Proposed Internal Combustion Engine Ban (Forbes)
- Bridge Toll Would Help Fund SMART Train (MarinIJ)
- Commentary: Condolences on Recent Pedestrian Deaths (SFExaminer)
- Commentary: Road Bikers are Not Jerks (SFGate)
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