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Today’s Headlines

Head of FTA Rails Against State Assembly (City Room, AMNY, News, Sun, Metro) Villager: Pricing ‘Too Good an Idea to Stay Dead Forever’ There’s Always Secession (The Current) Gas Prices Putting Suburban Dream Out of Reach (Philly Inquirer) MTA May Build Fulton Transit Center as First Envisioned (NY1, Sun) Queens Council Member Tries His Hand … Continued
  • Head of FTA Rails Against State Assembly (City Room, AMNY, News, Sun, Metro)
  • Villager: Pricing ‘Too Good an Idea to Stay Dead Forever’
  • There’s Always Secession (The Current)
  • Gas Prices Putting Suburban Dream Out of Reach (Philly Inquirer)
  • MTA May Build Fulton Transit Center as First Envisioned (NY1, Sun)
  • Queens Council Member Tries His Hand as TV Car Pitchman (News)
  • Makeshift Driveways Cutting Up Bay Ridge Sidewalks (Brooklyn Paper)
  • Wider Tappan Zee Would Enable Sprawl (Riverdale Press)
  • A Dash of ‘Customer Service’ on the Subway (2nd Ave Sagas)
  • Elderly Woman Crashes Thru McDonald’s Wall, Allowed to Drive Home (AP)
  • Going Car-Free in Cleveland (Cleveland Mag)
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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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