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    • NYCT Prez Howard Roberts Forced to Step Down in MTA Shakeup (NYT, News)
    • Meet His Replacement: Former NYC Subway Chief Tom Prendergast (News)
    • How Will Bloomberg Pay for His Transit Promises? (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Mayor Expected to Face Stiffer Resistance From City Council in Third Term (NYT)
    • NYC Dems Blame Obama, Quinn for Thompson Loss (NYT, News)
    • More NYers Voted for John Liu Than Any Other Candidate (Politicker)
    • Out-of-Service City Bus Kills Pedestrian on Ninth Ave in Hell's Kitchen (News)
    • Okay Yankee Fans, You've Got Another Ring, But You're Not Riding the Train Enough (WNYC)
    • Vancouverites -- Even Drivers -- Want to Keep a Lane for Bikes on Burrard Bridge (Sun via Planetizen)
    • London's Mayor Boris Rides to the Rescue on His Trusty Bicycle (Guardian)

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