Today’s Headlines
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By
Roger Rudick
8:02 AM PDT on March 29, 2021
- Uber and Facebook Going Back to the Office (ABC7, SFChron)
- BART Distributes Short Stories (SFGate, SFExaminer)
- More on Seamless Transit Bill (PleasantonWeekly)
- Ribbon Cutting on 2nd Street Bike Lane (SFExaminer)
- Injured Cyclist Doesn’t Feel Sorry for Ticketed Driver (EastBayTimes)
- Why Vast Urban Buildings are Essential (SFChron)
- The Hayes Valley Gate (SFGate)
- Ode to the Outer Sunset (SFChron)
- Commentary: Berkeley Can Grow Sustainably (Berkeleyside)
- Commentary: Berkeley vs. S.F. in Housing Hypocrisy (SFChron)
- Commentary: Supervisor Keeps Gaslighting on JFK Drive (SFExaminer)
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