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    • Pricing Hearings Set for Friday (Daily Politics)
    • RELATED: Congestion Pricing 'Unlikely' to Get a Vote (Sun)
    • RELATED: Lawmakers Support PlaNYC, Pricing (Sun)
    • Storm System Inundates NYC Metro (Newsday, Post)
    • New Yorkers Among Lowest Per Capita Polluters (Post, AMNY)
    • Climate Change Is Good Business for Weather Channel (NYT)
    • Plans Proposed for Governors Island (Wonkster)
    • Brooklyn Whole Foods' 'Talk Not Matching Their Walk' (Bloomberg)
    • Utility Poles to Get Pedestrian Warning Lights (Post)
    • Driver Kills Grandmother, Charged with Failing to Yield (Daily News)
    • Zipcar Comes to Clinton Hill (Clinton Hill Blog)
    • Detroit Carmakers Seek to Improve Image (NYT)
    • NYPD Sweep Nets Bikes (onNYTurf)
    • Bike Lane-Blocking Driver Gets Defensive (MyBikeLane)
    • Porsche vs. Ferrari in Southampton [Third Item] (The Beach)

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