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Today’s Headlines

Two Within DOT’s Bridges Fiefdom Charged With Bribery (News, NY1, Newsday) Sander Skeptical of State Aid (News, Metro) Hike Could Rest With Bloomberg (News) NASCAR Drivers Careen Through Pedestrian-Packed Midtown (Post) Parking Regs to Go Online (City Room)  Web Site Maps Existing and Potential Bike Parking (Wonkster)  Developer Proposes Long Island to Westchester Tunnel (NYT) … Continued
  • Two Within DOT’s Bridges Fiefdom Charged With Bribery (News, NY1, Newsday)
  • Sander Skeptical of State Aid (News, Metro)
  • Hike Could Rest With Bloomberg (News)
  • NASCAR Drivers Careen Through Pedestrian-Packed Midtown (Post)
  • Parking Regs to Go Online (City Room
  • Web Site Maps Existing and Potential Bike Parking (Wonkster
  • Developer Proposes Long Island to Westchester Tunnel (NYT)
  • DC Area Plans Streetcar Revival (Business Journal)
  • Obnoxious Stereo Systems Aren’t Just for Cars Anymore (NYT)
  • Golf Umbrellas: The Escalade of Pedestrian Rain Gear (NYT)
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