Today’s Headlines
Ravitch: MTA Heading Toward Disaster Without New Revenue (News) Sander: Lack of Capital Plan Funds Could Lead to Fare Hike (Post) 2nd Ave Sagas Proposes Funding Alternatives to Pricing How the City’s Assembly Delegation Would Have Voted (News) Dinowitz: Death of Pricing ‘Huge Victory’ for Bronx Residents (West Bronx Blog) Maybe Next Year for Pricing, … Continued
By
Ben Fried
9:01 AM EDT on April 10, 2008
- Ravitch: MTA Heading Toward Disaster Without New Revenue (News)
- Sander: Lack of Capital Plan Funds Could Lead to Fare Hike (Post)
- 2nd Ave Sagas Proposes Funding Alternatives to Pricing
- How the City’s Assembly Delegation Would Have Voted (News)
- Dinowitz: Death of Pricing ‘Huge Victory’ for Bronx Residents (West Bronx Blog)
- Maybe Next Year for Pricing, Says Manhattan Assemblyman (Daily Politics)
- Council Members Fear Pricing Vote Repercussions (News)
- Developer Wants to Move Forward With Scaled-Back Moynihan Station (TRE)
- Dyker Heights Asks DOT for Traffic Plan (Brooklyn Eagle)
- Parking at the Hair Salon on ‘Official Business’ (Post)
Ben Fried started as a Streetsblog reporter in 2008 and led the site as editor-in-chief from 2010 to 2018. He lives in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, with his wife.
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