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8:29 AM PDT on October 7, 2021

    • More on Muni Employee Vaccine Mandate (SFExaminer, KPIX, ABC7)
    • Heavy Traffic, Crowded Transit Expected this Weekend (SFChron)
    • More on Homeless Parking Site (SFChron)
    • Downtown Merchants in Crisis (HereSay)
    • 400 Homes Eyed Near San Jose BART (EastBayTimes)
    • Marin Kids, Families Walk and Roll to School (MarinIJ)
    • Bicyclist Dies in Berkeley (Berkeleyside)
    • Cities with Biggest Parking Fines (Route50)
    • The Most Segregated Neighborhood in the Bay Area (SFChron)
    • Was Cargo Ship Docked in Oakland Involved in SoCal Oil Spill? (KPIX5)
    • The Plan to Cure Lake Merced (SFExaminer)

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