- Staten Islanders Coping With Reduced Bus Service (NYT)
- Queens Boulevard Hit-and-Run Victim Dies (Gothamist)
- In Pedestrian's Killing, Queens Couple Sees Another 'Senseless' Statistic (NYT)
- Census Bureau Ups NYC Population After City Challenge (Daily News)
- Waterfront Oasis Openes in the Bronx (NYT)
- L.I.R.R. Chief Retires After Giving Commuters a Ride to the Future (NYT)
- More Than 12 Expected to Bid for Stuyvesant Town (NYT)
- Mayor Bloomberg Will Head 9/11 Memorial Foundation (Gothamist)
- Curtain Pulled on Farley Post Office/Moynihan Station (Curbed)
- Partnership Working to Revitalize Downtown Brooklyn (NY Sun)
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