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Today’s Headlines

MTA Report Reaffirms Need for Congestion Pricing (Daily News) Council Member Says MTA Is ‘Open’ to F Express (Metro) Union Proposes Free Subway Rides for Firefighters (Daily News) Grand Army Plaza Talks Continue (Brooklyn Paper) Carlton Ave More Dangerous after Incomplete Conversion (Brooklyn Paper) Following Blackout, Spitzer Pushes Power Plant Law (Sun) Circle Line Loses … Continued
  • MTA Report Reaffirms Need for Congestion Pricing (Daily News)
  • Council Member Says MTA Is ‘Open’ to F Express (Metro)
  • Union Proposes Free Subway Rides for Firefighters (Daily News)
  • Grand Army Plaza Talks Continue (Brooklyn Paper)
  • Carlton Ave More Dangerous after Incomplete Conversion (Brooklyn Paper)
  • Following Blackout, Spitzer Pushes Power Plant Law (Sun)
  • Circle Line Loses Liberty Island Contract (NYT)
  • Permit-Bearers Parking ‘With Impunity’ (Brooklyn Paper)
  • Hummer Stolen from Driver Resting in Back Seat (Newsday)
  • Iranians Riot over 38-Cent Gas (Carfree USA)
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