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    • Paterson's Last Budget Battle Is On. Will Transit Riders Lose Out? (NYT)
    • Bronx Delivery Man Struck and Killed While Crossing Riverdale Ave; No Charges Filed (News)
    • Livery Driver With Texting History Critically Injures Tourist in Midtown (Gothamist)
    • Jay Walder Talks Labor Relations and Unorthodox Revenue Sources (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Whole Foods Revises Store Plan for Brooklyn's Third Ave, Without Quite So Much Parking (Post)
    • Three City Council Committees - But Not Transpo or Land Use - Will Hold Wal-Mart Hearing (Crain's)
    • City Planning Unveils Rezoning to "Protect" Large Swath of Low-Rise Jamaica (Post)
    • 20's Plenty Activist Rod King Tours the Lower East Side With the New Yorker
    • NYPD Busts Brooklyn Rabbi for Not Making It All the Way Across Kings Highway in One Cycle (Post)
    • To Relieve Bike Congestion, Copenhagen Will Build Bicycle Highways (AFP)

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