- Minnesota Pipeline Fire Rattles Markets Across the Globe (Star Tribune)
- US Must Deal With 'Lifestyle of Excess,' Starting With Suburbia (Planetizen)
- By 2100, What's Left of Miami Could Be World's Hottest City (Transit Miami)
- New Super Highway Will Pave Across America (Valley Advocate)
- 'Deep Sense of Entitlement' an Obstacle to Livable Streets (Gotham Gazette)
- Sheridan Swappers Take Campaign Beyond Bronx (Hunts Point Express)
- Brooklyn Warms to Parking Permits (Bklyn Paper)
- MTA a 'Willing Victim' of State Budget Shortfalls (News)
- Cuts Planned for Holiday Bus Service, Elevator Operators (NYT)
- Lobbying Group Wants Private Jets Banned from LaGuardia (News)
- Bloomberg Aide Defends NASCAR Event [Video] (WNBC)
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