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    • City Room Looks at the Trouble With NYC's Bicycling Measurements
    • MTA Tests Bus Cams on Bx12 in Case Albany Decides to Give the OK (WNYC)
    • Pogan Trial: Now It's in the Jury's Hands (NY1)
    • If They Acquit, Pogan Would "Seriously Consider" Rejoining the Force (Post)
    • Starting in 2011, Funding for 7 Line Extension Will Come Out of City Budget (News)
    • REBNY Asks Feds to Step in and Fund 41st Street Station (NY1)
    • To Make Way for ShopRite, Navy Yard Wall Will Come Down and 300 Parking Spaces Will Go In (Post)
    • Angeleno Takes a Tour of Fordham Road With NYCDOT's Best and Brightest (HuffPo)
    • Gillibrand Proposes Limited Licenses for Under-18 Drivers (1010 WINS)
    • More Evidence That the American Dream Doesn't Include a Big Lawn (CNU)

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