- Study Paints Dire Picture of Warmer Northeast (NYT)
- Silver Isn't Calling Back the Assembly to Vote on Congestion Pricing (City Room)
- Mayor Returns from CEO Pow Wow, Goes to Albany Anyway (NYT, Daily Politics)
- Deal to Create Pricing Commission Seems to be the Last Hope (Sun)
- Congestion Pricing Foe Endorses Bloomberg for President (Observer)
- "Historic" On-Street Bike Racks Are Up at Bedford Avenue Subway (News)
- ESDC Papers Reveal Lux Condos Were Part of Atlantic Yards Plan All Along (NLG)
- Private Parking in Manhattan Costs $225,000. They Can Afford the $8 (NYT)
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