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    • Drum Major Institute to Feds: Stop the War on Cities (Times Union)
    • SI Rep Janelle Hyer-Spencer Masters MTA Blame Game (SAS)
    • Turning City Bus Kills Queens Grandmother in Ozone Park (Post)
    • Four Crossing Guards Hired to Help Peds Endangered By West Street Traffic (Tri Trib)
    • Vacca Intros Bill Requiring TLC to Disclose Cabbie Summonses Each Month (Post)
    • Got a Question About Robert Moses? Ask Author Roberta Gratz (City Room)
    • Pedestrian-Hater Andrea Peyser: "Real NYers" Love Wal-Mart (Post)
    • Soon India Will Have a Second Ultra-Cheap Car Hogging Space on Chaotic Streets (Wheels)
    • Parking Reform Politics: How to Bribe Our Way Out of Parking Minimums (Yglesias)
    • San Francisco Gets Its First Green Bike Lane (Streetsblog SF)

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