- Today Is National Park(ing) Day (AP, CBS, TPL)
- MTA Scraps Plan for 10th Ave Station on the 7 Line (NY1)
- WSJ on the Future of the Internal Combustion Engine
- NYT Cheers Broadway Boulevard and Other 'Wedge Parks'
- Bicyclist Struck and Killed by LIRR Train in Bethpage (AMNY)
- More Road-Widening Planned for Staten Island (S.I. Advance)
- House Panel Finds 'Improprieties and Possible Fraud' in Yankee Stadium Financing (AP)
- Which Grand Army Plaza Re-Design Will Win The People's Choice? (Bklyn Paper)
- Judge Uses Cement-Laden Trash Cans to Reserve Parking in Front of His House (R'dale Press)
- Portland's Beautiful Bike Congestion (Bike Portland)
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