Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
7:59 AM PST on December 14, 2020
- Marina Residents Don’t Want Bus (SFExaminer)
- Transit is in Jeopardy (Wired)
- Re-imagining Cable Car Turnaround (SFExaminer)
- Muni Bus Collision at 24th and Mission (SFChron)
- Not Many Riders at New BART Stations (MercNews)
- Advocates Question SFMTA Board Nominee (Patch)
- Work on Van Ness (SFGate)
- Affordable Housing Benefit Extension (SFExaminer)
- Marin to Add Ramp Between 101 and 580 (MarinIJ)
- Was it Necessary to Close Outdoor Dining? (SFGate)
- The Story of Lotta’s Fountain (SFChron)
- Commentary: Biden Should Invest $1 Trillion in Rail (Streets.mn)
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