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Today’s Headlines

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 … Continued
  • 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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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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