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    • Pelosi: Transit Funding a 'Given' in Post-Election Stimulus Package (Time)
    • Weiner Staying in Mayoral Race No Matter What (NYT)
    • Report: NYC Construction Boom Nearing an End (NYT, News)
    • MTA Hawks Bonds on the Radio, With Koch as Pitchman (NYT)
    • Brooklyn CBs Endorse City Plan to Reduce Alternate-Side Parking to Once a Week (Bklyn Paper)
    • Revitalized Columbus Park Sings With Street Life (Planetizen)
    • City Planning OKs Garbage Truck Garage for West Soho (Curbed)
    • FedEx Pays $10.7M/Year in NYC Parking Fines (City Room)
    • Evaluating the Bike Commuter Benefit (Green Inc)
    • SF Bike Coalition Organizes 'Gas-Free Fridays' (Car-Free USA)

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