- Oil Producers Are Buying the World (NYT)
- City Council Expected to Mandate Greenhouse Gas Cut (News)
- New Penn Station Rally to Be Held This Morning (Streetsblog, AMNY)
- Spitzer Defends Fare Freeze; Sander Says MTA Needs Up to $10B (AMNY, Metro)
- OnNYTurf Publisher Sues Long Island Railroad (onNYTurf)
- Flood of Passengers Overwhelms NC Light Rail Line (Charlotte Observer)
- Housing Slump Slows Sprawl in Thirsty Atlanta (AJC)
- Decision Expected in Suit Over Washington Square Park Design (Metro)
- South Bronx Says It's Time to 'Swap the Sheridan' (TSTC)
- Streets Closed to Parades, But Not NASCAR (Post)
- Dolly Williams Fined as Successor Is Named (News)
- Could Singing Streets Bring Safer Streets? (Planetizen)
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