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Today’s Headlines

More headlines over at Streetsblog Capitol Hill
  • Bloomberg: Bike-Share “Ideal” for NYC (Post)
  • Motorist Assaults Cyclist for Using Bike Lane on Capodanno Blvd (Advance, Gothamist, Examiner)
  • SI Pols Respond With Request for More Driver/Cyclist Education (Advance)
  • 181st St. Ceiling Collapse Causing Turmoil on Other Subway Lines and Bus Routes (AMNY)
  • More Than a Dozen Other Stations Have Severe Water Leakage Problems (Post)
  • Missing From Bloomberg’s Transit Plan: More City Funding for Transit (2nd Ave Sagas)
  • Queens Judge Gives DWI Killer Three and a Half Years for Taking the Lives of Two Women (Post)
  • Anti-Tunnel, Pro-Surface Transit Stance Pays Off for Seattle Mayoral Challenger (NYT)
  • Sunday Is Your Last Chance to Enjoy Summer Streets Events in Western Queens (Queens Gazette)
  • Lou Piniella Warned For Jaywalking, Declines to Scuffle With Cop (HuffPo)

More headlines over at Streetsblog Capitol Hill

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