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Today’s Headlines

Former Parking Lot May Turn Into East Side Esplanade (Post, City Room) MTA to Study Downtown Brooklyn Connection for G Train (Bklyn Paper) Port Authority Greenlights PayPass Pilot (NY1) Make 125th Street a Historic District, Says Rezoning Foe (City Room) NYLCV: Ferry System Would Work, “If Done Right” (Gotham Gazette) 75-Year-Old 2nd Ave Subway Drawing … Continued
  • Former Parking Lot May Turn Into East Side Esplanade (Post, City Room)
  • MTA to Study Downtown Brooklyn Connection for G Train (Bklyn Paper)
  • Port Authority Greenlights PayPass Pilot (NY1)
  • Make 125th Street a Historic District, Says Rezoning Foe (City Room)
  • NYLCV: Ferry System Would Work, “If Done Right” (Gotham Gazette)
  • 75-Year-Old 2nd Ave Subway Drawing Unearthed (2nd Ave Sagas)
  • State Sen. Eric Adams Called Out for “Empty” Grandstanding (NYT)
  • LIRR Has Trouble Handling Major Service Disruptions (AMNY)
  • Neighborhood Groups Want Tour Buses Off Bleecker Street (Villager)
  • Dubious Praise for Skywalks: “They Keep You Out of the Way of Cars” (Sun)
  • Biofuels Hot in U.S., Not in Europe (Grist)
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