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Upper East Side Town Hall Meeting: Congestion Pricing

A town hall meeting entitled "ask your elected officials." We are told that this is expected to be dominated by discussions of congestion pricing.

Expected attendees include:

    • Manhattan Borough President Scott M. Stringer
    • Councilwoman Jessica Lappin
    • State Senator Liz Kruger
    • Councilman Daniel R. Garodnick

Sponsored by:

    • East 79th Street Neighborhood Association
    • Manhattan Community Board 8
    • Carnegie Hill Neighbors
    • East Sixties Neighborhood Association
    • East 86th Street Merchants & Residents Association
    • East 83rd/84th Street Block Association
    • Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts
    • Roosevelt Island Residents Association
    • Upper Green Side
    • 2nd/3rd East 80th Block Association
    • 19th Precinct Community Council

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