- More Pricing Committee Coverage (Politicker, The Real Estate)
- Queens CB1 Puts Parking Deck Atop Pricing Wish List (Queens Gazette)
- Majority Would Escape Fare Increase, MTA Says (Post, AMNY)
- Archie Bunker's Neighborhood Grouses Over New Bus Route (News)
- Markowitz Holds Off Reappointing Dolly Williams to Planning Commission (News)
- Newtown Creek Park Opens Saturday (NYT)
- Public Ready for Pols to Act on Climate Change (Gristmill, NYT)
- Vaclav Havel: Time to Start Repaying 'Debt to Nature' (NYT)
- Queens Paper Covers the 'Look' Campaign (Queens Courier)
- Bikes Not Welcome at Strip Mall (The Pitch via Carfree USA)
- 11-Year-Olds Ticketed for Jaywalking (Post)
- Seattle Streetcar Destined for Infamy (13th Floor via Daily Politics)
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