- City to Add Bike Parking at Municipal Buildings (City Room)
- Schools Ponder Placard Cuts, Haphazard Parking Allotment (NYT, Post)
- More Big Box Development Eyed for Red Hook (Bklyn Paper, Post)
- WTC Transit Hub Could Be Scaled Back (NYT)
- Kelly Says Officers Were Not "Doing Doughnuts" in Park (News)
- Sadik-Khan Talks Freight Planning at DNC (TRE)
- Oil Breaks $119/Barrel as Gustav Threatens Gulf Coast (NYT)
- Arctic Ice Area Could Hit New Low (NYT)
- Pelosi Faces Down Drill-Happy Protesters (Politico)
- Presidential Election an Opportunity to Rebuild America (OurFuture)
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