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    • U.S. DOT Investigates Spending on Second Ave Subway, Other Transit Mega-Projects (Post)
    • Happy Earth Day: Daily News Declares PlaNYC a Flop; State Too Broke to Celebrate (WNYC)
    • Thanks to the MTA, New Yorkers Don't Need a Holiday to Go Green (SAS)
    • Would-Be Successors Lining Up as Feds Descend on Espada Non-Profit (NYT, NY1)
    • Daniel Goldstein Takes $3M Buyout From Ratner (City Room, DDDB)
    • CB 2's Mike Epstein Proposes Bridging Brooklyn Bike Lane Gaps (Brownstoner)
    • Rockaway Ferry Service Costing City $20 Per Trip (News)
    • Steve Levin Says New Domino Development Would Clog Streets, Trains (Bklyn Paper)
    • NYPD Gets Tough on Car Thieves, War Veterans (News, Bklyn Paper)
    • Micah Kellner Accuses Livery Cabs of Gouging, Underserving Wheelchair Users (AMNY, City Room)
    • Frugal Traveler: See the World (or at Least North America and Europe) From a Shared Bike

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