- '07 Fare Hike May Be on Hold (Daily News)
- Wal-Mart Opens in White Plains (NYT)
- Lower Manhattan Development Corp. to Go Out of Business (NYT)
- City Health Dept. to Spray for Mosquitos on Staten Island (NYC.gov)
- West Nile and Malaria Risk May Be Increasing Due to Warming (Columbia U.)
- M.T.A. to Consider Hudson Yards Bid (NYT)
- 1 Dead in Hit-and-Run at 28th and Third (NY Post)
- Staten Island Man Killed in Wrong-Way Crash on L.I. (Newsday)
- N.J. Officials Urge AirTrain Use During Road Construction (Star-Ledger)
- N.J. Rail Commutes Snarled by Hackensack River Bridge Problem (Star Ledger)
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