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    • Times Square Scare Gives New Yorkers Another Reason to Fear Automobiles (NYT)
    • Talk About Eyes on the Street: Vendors Hailed for Alerting Cops (NYT)
    • Albany Blotter: Smith Tied to Building Scam (News); Parker to Be Tried for Latest Assault (NY1)
    • MTA Payroll Increased in 2009 (Post)
    • For Many, Student MetroCard Cuts Could Effectively End School Choice (City Limits)
    • B46, M15 and Bx12 Top City's Busiest Bus Lines (AMNY)
    • NY1 Covers NYPD Houston Street Bike Seizure
    • More Than 32,000 Cyclists Gather for Five Boro Tour (Advance, News)
    • Daily News Reporter Hops on a Bike for Ride on Nascent Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway
    • Times Op-Ed: Gulf Oil Spill Another Wake-Up Call to Auto-Dependent America
    • Now Hear This: Proposed Green Space on Riverdale Ave Will NOT Take Away Parking (R'dale Press)

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