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More signs of bicycle activism, Long Beach alternative weekly folds

Los Angeles Times | March 18th, 2010 at 3:04 pm

Bike sign activists: Someone, or some group, is posting large signs on L.A.-area streets asking drivers to "please pass with care." Curbed LA reports:

"This week in sign-led activism: From Silver Lake to Santa Monica, someone’s plastering the city with what looks like bikes and sharrows…"

Check out the post here, and a photo of the signs here. The Eastsider LA also has a post about the signs.

The District Weekly folds: The Long Beach Post is reporting that the District Weekly, a Long Beach alternative weekly publication, is shutting down. Here is an excerpt:

The District Weekly was known throughout Long Beach for its no-holds-barred investigative reports into politics and development, as well as a creative and witty style of writing that fit the traditional alt-weekly mold. Its reporters also had a firm grasp on the local entertainment and nightlife scene, also drawing praise for detailed profiles and fascinating features.

Check out the post here, and read the District Weekly here.

– Anthony Pesce

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