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    • Bloomberg Budget: Huge Citywide Spending Cuts, No Property Tax Hike (WSJ)
    • Christie Claims ARC Decision Unrelated to Empty Transportation Trust Fund (Star-Ledger)
    • Gotham Gazette Tells You Everything You Need to Know About MTA Smart Card Plans
    • Jay Walder: Capped "Unlimited" MetroCard Not Very Popular (City Room)
    • Widow of Bike-Crash Victim Has One-on-One With NYCDOT Commish (CBS2)
    • Slow Going for Bikes-in-Buildings Applications in Brooklyn (Bklyn Paper)
    • Do You Know This Man? NYPD Needs Help IDing Biker With Crash-Induced Amnesia (News)
    • Family of Brain-Dead Deliveryman Plan to Sue Texting Driver Who Hit Him (News)
    • Revenue-Starved MTA Turns to Video Ads (City Room)
    • Week Before B71 Van Service Starts, Everyone Seems Skeptical It Will Work (Bklyn Paper)
    • Construction Begins on NY State's Largest Stimulus Project: $75m for Staten Island Expressway (Post)

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