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    • Reid's Paltry Energy Bill Includes Billions in Automotive Subsidies, Zero for Transit (TNR)
    • Fare Hike 2011 (and 2013): MTA Will Lay Out the Whole Package Today (News, NYT, NY1)
    • Cuomo and Lazio Tell NYC Suburbs the MTA Payroll Tax Is Fair Game (MTR)
    • San Juan Mayor Unveils Ambitious Street Reclamation Plan (Planetizen)
    • Appeals Court Judge: NYC Can't Create Incentives for Hybrid Cabs (City Room)
    • Igor Oberman Calls Off Kruger Challenge, Says He'll Be Back (Politicker)
    • Party Chair Dinowitz Won't Force Espada Out of Dem Primary (News)
    • Commuter Van Service Is Coming to the Defunct B71 Route (Bklyn Paper)
    • Overnight Curbside Parking in Manhattan a Bigger Steal Than Ever (TRD)
    • SAS Tunnel Boring "Plagued By a Lot of Technical Problems" (News)
    • Arena Construction Will Put Flatbush Ave on a Road Diet (Bklyn Paper)

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