- Assembly Dems Lining Up Behind Silver's Bridge Toll Plan (News, Post)
- Times, News and Post Give Silver Credit
- Dailies Report on the New Broadway (NYT, News, Post)
- News Needs Convincing That Broadway for Pedestrians Is a Good Idea
- Post Columnist Already Made Up Her Mind -- 'Bloomberg Hates New Yorkers'
- Journos Judge Broadway Plan Based on Taxi Travel Times (Post)
- Report: Better Ped/Bike Infrastructure Can Prevent Cancer (Examiner via Streetsblog.net)
- Obama Budget Includes Revenue From Carbon Auctions (Grist, WaPo, Green Inc)
- Federal Panel Recommends Raising Gas Tax (NYT)
- Teen Driver Kills Disabled Man Waiting for Bus in Staten Island (News)
- More Answers From Port Authority Chief Chris Ward About Trains, Tunnels, and Trucks (City Room)
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