- New York Only 39th Most Walkable US City, Says Mag (CNN, Prevention)
- Park Slope Unites Against One-Way Conversions (Brooklyn Paper)
- Bloomberg in Miami Looking at Bus Rapid Transit (NY1)
- Victim's Father Questions DWI Penalties (Newsday)
- Review: "The Suburbanization of New York" (City Limits)
- City EDC to Spend $100M on Yards Land (Daily News)
- Taxi Workers Alliance Joins Labor Council (NY Sun)
- EU Seeks Deal on Renewable Energy (BBC)
- Bush Talks About Ethanol with Brazil (BBC)
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