- Low-Income Transit User Advocates Come Out for Pricing (City Room, NY1)
- Opponents Turn Out for Town Hall Meeting (Queens Gazette)
- Pricing Revenues May Be Directed to Transit 'Lock Box' (News)
- Markowitz Parking Privilege Rescinded; BP Lashes at Media (News)
- Teacher Placards Are in the Public Interest (R'dale Press)
- Bike Parking Lot, With Attendant, Proposed for Midtown (NYT, City Room)
- Taxi Reps Say Hybrids Not Ready for Prime Time (Sun)
- State Supreme Court Throws Out Pedicab Provisions (Sun)
- Amtrak Strike Likely to Be Averted (News)
- High School Cancels Talk by Climate Change Expert (NYT)
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