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Today’s Headlines

MTA Prepares as Flash Flood Warning in Effect (City Room, AMNY) Where Others Use Blackberrys, MTA Turns to Bullhorns (NYT) Decoding the MTA Web Site (City Room) Officials Say Recent Storms Too Much to Handle (Post) City Says Weather-Proofing Would Cost Billions (Post) Researchers: Get Used to Heavy Rain (Daily News) Why Brooklyn Doesn’t Have More Tornadoes … Continued
  • MTA Prepares as Flash Flood Warning in Effect (City Room, AMNY)
  • Where Others Use Blackberrys, MTA Turns to Bullhorns (NYT)
  • Decoding the MTA Web Site (City Room)
  • Officials Say Recent Storms Too Much to Handle (Post)
  • City Says Weather-Proofing Would Cost Billions (Post)
  • Researchers: Get Used to Heavy Rain (Daily News)
  • Why Brooklyn Doesn’t Have More Tornadoes (Slate)
  • Breaking News: Air Pollution Travels (MSNBC)
  • New Bedford Ave Racks Already Inadequate? (Brooklyn Paper)
  • Bush, Congress Argue Over Temporary Gas Tax (NYT)
  • Texting While Driving: What Do You Think? (Onion)
  • Plastic Bags a Worldwide Menace (Salon)
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