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    • With ARC Dead, Through-Running May Be Solution for Penn Station Congestion (WSJ)
    • Upper West Side Leaders Survey Columbus Ave. Merchants For Facts on Bike Lane (DNAinfo)
    • Mother Hit on Sunset Park Sidewalk Still Too Injured to See 9-Month-Old Twins (News)
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    • Post: MTA Overruns Vindicate Christie's ARC Decision
    • Greenwire Has Just One Complaint About Select Bus Service: It Doesn't Go Far Enough
    • Mature D.C. Press Opts Not To Import "Bike Bedlam" (GGW)
    • Snowstorm + Holidays Lead to Record Streak Without Alternate Side Parking (City Room)
    • Brooklyn Cruise Ships Spew Fumes While Officials Squabble Over Cost of Fix (News)
    • Video: How to Put Yourself and Others at Risk in an NYC Blizzard (Gothamist)

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