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    • Jay Walder Discusses the MTA Budget With Ben Kabak
    • Richard Florida: Build Bike Lanes to Attract Creative Class (News)
    • Speeder Kills Upper West Side Nurse In Hit-And-Run, May Face Manslaughter Charges (News 12)
    • One Block From Nov. 16 Fatal Crash, Hit-And-Run Leaves Pedestrian in Critical Condition (News)
    • McGuinness Blvd. Hit-And-Run Victim's Mother Fights City For Safety Fixes, Information (Bklyn Paper)
    • Meet the Bike Commuters of City Hall (City Room)
    • Roosevelt Island Tram Reopens Tomorrow (News)
    • Silver-Sponsored Battery Park City Pedestrian Bridge Gets $20M in Funding (Downtown Express)
    • New Round of PlaNYC Public Forums Begins (Post)
    • Budget Sweeps Threaten New York's Cap-And-Trade System, Too (NYT)

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