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    • BART to present renovation plan for 19th Street Station--events this week (Inside Bay Area)
    • STEM Academy students envision green space on top of 101 freeway (LA Times)
    • Boohoo: all those San Francisco parking spots are going away because buses, and bikes, and parklets (SF Chronicle) (Also see Streetsblog coverage here)
    • Tamika Butler on biking for health (NRDC Switchboard)
    • Modesto to consider an urban growth boundary (Modesto Bee)
    • Coalition fights 710 tunnel (NextCity)
    • A celebration of bike-friendly cities around the world, with pictures—and a few lessons (The Guardian)
    • Japan uses mandatory safety classes to educate bicyclists who break the law--and look at the graphic: “riding while carrying an umbrella” is a traffic violation (The Japan News)
    • Smart growth is key to suburbs, too (The Registry)

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