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    • Bloomberg Will Speak on Climate at Mayor's Conference (Sun)
    • A Penn Station Worthy of New York (NYT Editorial)
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    • Time for Some Jane Jacobs Revisionism? (City Room, AYR)
    • MTA Infuriates City Hall on TWU Dues Payments (NYT)
    • Pt. Authority Takes Over Stewart Airport (Post)
    • Seattle Hits Kyoto Targets Despite Rising Car Use (Planetizen)
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