Headlines, October 19
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8:33 AM PDT on October 19, 2023
- Central Subway to Close for APEC Meeting (SFChron)
- Bay Area Residents Take More Bike Trips than Before Pandemic (Axios)
- Merchants Want Valencia’s Center-Running Bike Lane Removed (ABC7)
- Bike Advocates Fight to Save RSR Bridge Path (GrandviewIndependent)
- Sunday Streets Excelsior (SFStandard)
- Do Pop Ups Help Financial District? (SFChron)
- Plan to Revive West Oakland’s 7th Street (Oaklandside)
- Downtown Woes Aren’t That Bad After All (SFChron)
- Bus Driver Kills Pedestrian on Van Ness (SFStandard)
- More on Motorist Killing Pedestrian in Vallejo (SFGate)
- Cyclists Killed in Napa by Falling Lumber (SFChron)
- ‘No Dancing’ Sign Coming to JFK Promenade (SFStandard)
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