- Free-Parking Motorists Celebrate Fewer Street Cleanings (Daily News)
- Get a Parking Ticket? Blame the Mayor! (Post)
- Judges' Cars Remain in Columbus Park; 'Security Needs' Cited (Brooklyn Paper)
- 'Greatest Spate' of Transit Projects Since 1920s Underway (AMNY)
- This Just In: The Subway Is Popular (Second Ave Sagas)
- Who Needs an F Express? (Brooklyn Paper)
- Vintage Train Program Criticized (City Room)
- First of New Newsstands Open for Business (Post, Curbed)
- More Bike Racks for Williamsburg (Brooklyn Paper)
- Life as a 'Bike Girl' More Perspiration Than Perfume (Brooklyn Paper)
- Backlash Against Transpo Secretary's Anti-Bike Remarks Continues (Salon)
- Bush Advisor Acknowledges Climate Change (BBC)
- US Needs High Speed Rail (First and Court)
- Europeans Push Diesel as Hybrid Alternative (NYT)
- Patrick McHenry Staffer Charged With DUI (GoBlueRidge)
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