- Bloomberg Says GOP Donation Shouldn't Affect Pricing (NYT, Daily Politics)
- Messrs. Bloomberg, Spitzer and Silver: Your Room Is Ready (Sun)
- City Council Members Want Jersey Drivers to Pay More (Post)
- Bronxites Fear Congestion, Especially Around Yankee Stadium (News)
- More on Sander's "State of the MTA" (2nd Ave Sagas, City Room, News, Crain's)
- Fare Hike, Day 2: Do the Math (Post)
- TransitChek Users Should Check Their Paperwork (Post)
- Brooklyn Rife With Illegal Curb Cuts; Legislation Pending (Bklyn Eagle, Hawthorne St.)
- Riverdalians Unhappy With Henry Hudson Parkway Aesthetics (R'dale Press)
- Alleycat Rider Killed in Chicago (Bicycle Diaries, Chicago Trib)
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