Headlines, November 21
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8:05 AM PST on November 21, 2024
- Citywide Bike Plan Doesn’t go Far Enough (SFChron)
- How to Avoid Parking in a Way that Endangers Pedestrians (SFChron)
- More on Potential Muni Cuts (Planetizen)
- Review of Muni’s Bayview Shuttle (SFStandard)
- Carnage Worsens on Caltrans’s Urban Highways (SFGate)
- More on Latest Caltrans Ramp Widening (Oaklandside)
- Bas Declares Victory Over Bauters in Alameda County Race (BayAreaReporter)
- Sophie Hahn Concedes to Adena Ishii in Berkeley Mayor’s Race (Berkeleyside, SFChron)
- New Apartments for Rockridge? (Oaklandside)
- Old Ferry is a Little Park (SFChron)
- When Can You Put Your Poncho Away? (SFChron)
- Obit: Adah Bakalinsky, Writer of ‘Stairway Walks in San Francisco,’ Dies at 101 (SFChron)
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