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    • Snow Hampers Train Service; City Tells Drivers Not to Leave Cars in Traffic Lanes (NYT)
    • Walder Urges New Yorkers to Stay Home, Avoid Transit (City Room)
    • Tri-State Lays Out the 2011 Legislative Agenda for Albany (MTR)
    • Mayor Koch and New York Times Begrudge Taxi Drivers Their Afternoon Shift Change
    • Upper Manhattan Precinct Joins Cycling Crackdown (Manhattan Times)
    • Doctor Drives BMW Onto Sidewalk and Injures Two at Bus Stop; No Summons Issued (Post)
    • Courier-Life Blasts Church Ave. Delivery Plan for Favoring Deliveries Over Parkers
    • Tweaks Still Needed on East Side SBS, But Faster Speeds a Sure Thing (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • NJ Dems Want Highway Toll Hikes Repealed If ARC Won't Be Built (CBS)

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