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Lance Armstrong's comeback - USA TODAY

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Lance Armstrong's comeback USA TODAY Lance Armstrong, center, along with other riders battled through a cold and wet Stage 1 of the Tour of California on Sunday. Additionally, Armstrong fought off a flat-tire and thieves, who earlier in the day stole his time-trial bike along with the ... Feds drop Lance Armstrong doping caseSacramento Bee Prosecutors Won't Charge Cyclist Lance ArmstrongDuluth Weekly all 1,394 news articles »

Couple rides bike across entire US-Mexico border for immigration reform - KGBT-TV

Couple rides bike across entire US-Mexico border for immigration reform KGBT-TV In September, they got on their bikes and started pedaling a little north of San Diego, California, final destination Boca Chica, Texas. Their trip has taken them all along the US-Mexico border hoping to get a glimpse of a migrants life. and more »

Huskies rout undermanned USC 69-41 - San Francisco Chronicle

Huskies rout undermanned USC 69-41 San Francisco Chronicle On Saturday, Wroten played 17 minutes in the first half, then warmed himself back up at halftime by riding a stationary bike in the tunnel next to the Washington bench while his teammates took shots. His second half was mostly filled with feeding his ... and more »

Steve Scauzillo: SoCal loses out to NoCal on green dollars - Whittier Daily News

Steve Scauzillo: SoCal loses out to NoCal on green dollars Whittier Daily News According to the US Census, SoCal has about 23.4 million while Northern California has a population of 14.8 million. More green funds for parks, river restoration, bike paths, hillside preservation, clean air, energy-efficient automobiles, ... and more »

an eye for vineyards - San Francisco Chronicle

an eye for vineyards San Francisco Chronicle "I used to ride my bike all through here," he says. Passalacqua is the winegrower for Zinfandel producer Turley Wine Cellars, managing its vineyards and helping to make the wines. But he has become the wine equivalent of what Malcolm Gladwell would ... and more »