- Bill to Extend City Term Limits to Be Introduced Next Week (NYT)
- More on Keeping Cars in Prospect Park Presser (Bklyn Paper)
- Judges Now Parking in Different Area of Columbus Park (Bklyn Eagle)
- Ad-Wrapped Subway Cars Only the Beginning (City Room, News)
- Amtrak Authorization Bill Clears Congress (NYT)
- Times Calls Out Joe Biden for Train Ticket Expenses (American Prospect)
- Bike Commuter Questions Bailout Bill Cycling Credit (PPA Blog)
- Updated Infrastructure Key to Economic Revival (Citiwire)
- Cyclist Dies on Williamsburg Bridge Path (Gothamist)
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