- Times: Port Authority Should Invest in Transportation, Not Real Estate
- Unnamed Electeds "Furious" Over Revised Atlantic Yards Deal (Post)
- Contractor Dispute Further Delays Overdue MTA Tech Upgrade (Post)
- EDC Apparently Scaling Back Plans to Fix BQE "Ditch" (Bklyn Paper)
- Driver Shot, Slams SUV Into Bar in East Harlem (News)
- Brooklyn CB 1 Wants Fewer Street Cleanings, Alternate Side Reprieve (Bklyn Paper)
- Philadelphia Officials Say "Parking Wars" Reality Show Is Bad for City's Image (NYT)
- Hundreds Welcome Summer With Times Square Yoga Session (Post)
- Community Bike Race Alive and Well in Harlem (NYT)
- Where Are the Happy Suburban Stories? (Design New Haven via Streetsblog.net)
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