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Today’s Headlines

Obama Lays Out Energy Plan (Grist)  Gas Price Dip Expected to Mean More Holiday Driving (News)  Cuomo Warns of Pump Bait and Switch (Post, News) Critical Mass Marks Four Years of NYPD Harassment (Metro)  Action Needed on Closed West St. Bike Path (Downtown Express) MTA Will Keep Extra Outbound Battery Tunnel Lane (Bklyn Eagle)  Molinaro, … Continued
  • Obama Lays Out Energy Plan (Grist
  • Gas Price Dip Expected to Mean More Holiday Driving (News
  • Cuomo Warns of Pump Bait and Switch (Post, News)
  • Critical Mass Marks Four Years of NYPD Harassment (Metro
  • Action Needed on Closed West St. Bike Path (Downtown Express)
  • MTA Will Keep Extra Outbound Battery Tunnel Lane (Bklyn Eagle
  • Molinaro, Parks Dept. Spar Over Roads Through Fresh Kills Park (SI Advance)
  • Pedestrian Fatalities: Blame the Victim, Blame the Moon (Freakonomics)
  • Brooklyn Man’s Death Signaled by Collection of Parking Tickets (NYT
  • California Bill Would Encourage Transit Oriented Development (NYT)
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