- A New Place to Park the Family -- Not the Car (City Limits)
- Stuy Town, Queens West And the Debate Over Jacobs & Moses (Gazette)
- Lowered East Side Plan Calls for Bldng Height Cap (Post)
- Grow or die? Yes, but do development right, says Shiffman (AYR)
- 12th Round of Climate Talks Start in Nairobi (Compass)
- Brooklyn: Man Hit by Two Cars Dies (Times)
- License to Kill: Epileptic Lied on Driver App (Post)
- Halloween Critical Mass Shows No Fear (Villager)
- Council Member Stewart Questions Bloomberg On Term Limits (Sun)
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