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By
Roger Rudick
8:22 AM PDT on August 11, 2020
- SFMTA Board Nominees Finally Move Forward (SFChron)
- SamTrans to Resume Fare Collection (DailyJournal)
- Car Fire on Bay Bridge (KRON4)
- Lafayette Again Delays Housing (KQED)
- More on Threat of Sea Level Rise (OCBreeze)
- Failure to Socially Distance at Dolores Park (KPIX5)
- Pandemic Boosts Bike Share and Scooter Biz (BikeRetailer)
- What’s up with Kezar’s Stadium Mulch? (Hoodline)
- Turns out the Socially Distanced, Floating Cinema was Bullsh*t (SFWeekly)
- Commentary: Will Big Cities Rebound Post Pandemic? (FoxNews)
- Commentary: Shutdown U.S., Redo CODVID Response (MercNews)
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