- Moynihan Station Costs Rise; Downtowners Want Full Fulton Center (Post, Metro)
- Dealers Use Queens Streets as Car Lots (News)
- Man Fatally Struck by Taxi and Bus in Midtown; No Charges Filed (Post, AMNY)
- SUV Driver Runs Over Man After Drunken Argument (Gothamist)
- Tipster Assaulted by Illegally Parked 'Police Officer' (Uncivil Servants)
- Bloomberg: Climate Change 'Just as Lethal' as Terrorism (Post)
- State Historic Agency Delays BQE Bridge Demolition (News)
- Corzine Takes Toll Plan Across Gridlocked Jersey (NYT)
- Carmakers Clamor to Add Driver Distractions (NYT)
- 3'-By-4' Plot Of Green Space Rejuvenates Neighborhood (Onion)
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