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Quinn Holds Council Congestion Pricing Briefing (Daily Politics) Pricing Is Latest Bloomberg ‘Policy Transfer’ (Policy Innovations) Cabbies Accused of Gouging, Strike Impact Disputed (Post, AMNY, Daily News) Infant, 10-Year-Old Hit by Livery Cab; No Charges Filed (WCBS) Mixed-Use Development Replacing Parking Decks (Sun) ‘Green’ Condo Complex Features Parking, Prius Rentals (Uptown Flavor via) Judges Still Parking … Continued

By Brad Aaron

8:40 AM EDT on September 7, 2007

Quinn Holds Council Congestion Pricing Briefing (Daily Politics)
Pricing Is Latest Bloomberg ‘Policy Transfer’ (Policy Innovations)
Cabbies Accused of Gouging, Strike Impact Disputed (Post, AMNY, Daily News)
Infant, 10-Year-Old Hit by Livery Cab; No Charges Filed (WCBS)
Mixed-Use Development Replacing Parking Decks (Sun)
‘Green’ Condo Complex Features Parking, Prius Rentals (Uptown Flavor via)
Judges Still Parking in Brooklyn Park (Daily News)
More Bike Parking in Williamsburg (Curbed)
Markowitz Allots $475K to Keep ‘Fake’ Trolley Going (Brooklyn Paper)
Shocker: Central Park Carriage Horses Mistreated (Gothamist)
Repeat Cyclist Killer Charged With Murder (WKRG)
California Heat Kills Over 20 (NYT)
Towns Rally Against New Flight Path Plans (NYT)
The Farm Bill: Apple vs. Snack Cake (YouTube)

Brad Aaron

Brad Aaron began writing for Streetsblog in 2007, after years as a reporter, editor, and publisher in the alternative weekly business. Brad adopted New York's dysfunctional traffic justice system as his primary beat for Streetsblog. He lives in Manhattan.

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