- MSG Not Moving; Moynihan Station Not Likely to Get Built (NYT, City Room, News)
- Silver Drops Immediate Demand for Millionaire's Tax (NYT, Sun)
- Staten Island State Senator Backs Pricing (SILive)
- News Rebuts Anti-Pricing Arguments
- More on Mendez Bill to Overturn Parade Permit Restrictions (onNYTurf)
- Pier 40 Won't Go to Related Companies (Post, Sun, Crain's)
- Port Authority Aims to Be Carbon-Neutral by 2010 (Post, NY1)
- City Council Bill Pledges Parking Permits for People Who Can't Drive (Room Eight)
- Parking Placards Irk Bronx Residents (R'dale Press)
- A Fleet of Chevy Tahoes for Chicago PD? (Tribune)
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