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    • On Transit and the MTA, Cuomo Fails to Distinguish Himself From Rag-Tag Gov Candidates (City Room)
    • PPW Bike Lane Supporters: Be Nice to These People When You Rally on Thursday (News)
    • 800 People Filled Out the PPW Bike Lane Survey Last Week. Have You? (Bklyn Paper)
    • Are Bike Lane Fights New or an NYC Tradition? (Observer)
    • City Will Pay Out $1M to Crit Mass Cyclists Harassed By NYPD (NYT)
    • LaHood, Local Pols Swing Hammer at Stim-Funded Moynihan Station Groundbreaking (NY1, SAS, Post)
    • Daily News: Why Does It Take Forever to Build a Train Station?
    • Penn Station Turns 100, Sort of (City Room)
    • Taxi of Tomorrow Frontrunners Include Highly Transparent Entry From Turkey (News)
    • Internal Affairs Looking Into Parking Ticket Fixing in the Bronx (News)

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