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    • Bloomberg Mulling Bike-Share For NYC, Reports CBS2's Tony Aiello
    • Despite Government Protestations, Oil Damage in Gulf Not Disappearing (NYT
    • $148M Kew Gardens Interchange Project Buys More Lanes for Van Wyck (News)
    • Chicago Bike-Sharing Pilot Deemed Success After Two and a Half Weeks (Sun-Times
    • Post's Andrea Peyser Piles On the Bike Bedlam Fear-Mongering
    • City Bus Hits, Kills 47-Year-Old in Locust Manor, Queens (Post)
    • DOT Ped Safety Plan Spurs Calls For San Francisco to Write Its Own (Streetsblog SF)
    • What's The Connection Between Cuomo Donors and the Thruway Authority? (Transpo Nation
    • As Private Buses Replace MTA Service, Legal and Safety Questions Linger (WNYC
    • Scarce Street Space Drives Food Vendor Conflict (WSJ)
    • Bike Snob Makes the Case for Graveled Bike Lanes

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