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    • State and Local Officials Hash Out How to Spend New York's Stim Cash (AP)
    • Bill Thompson Launches Web Tool to Locate MTA Service Cuts (City Room)
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    • Study: Bike Lanes, Wide Sidewalks Better for Toronto Biz Than Parking (Spacing via Streetsblog.net)
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