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    • MTA Fails in Effort to Overturn Arbitration, Block Raise for Workers (News)
    • Silence on Prospect Park West Helps Make Schumer One of Week's Biggest Losers (City Hall News)
    • No Money For Tunneling BQE, Say State, Fed Officials (Bklyn Paper)
    • Skelos: MTA Payroll Tax Repeal May Be On Hold Until Next Year (Newsday)
    • Everyone Gets That Garages Worsen Traffic And Eat Up Space -- When They House Buses (Crain's)
    • MTA to Introduce Video Ads in Cars, 3D Ads in Tunnels (Post)
    • Bay Ridge Businesses Persuade DOT to Add Meters on Third Avenue (Bklyn Paper)
    • NYC BigApps Competition Winner Offers Transit Data to Commuters (WSJ)
    • Ped Bedlam! New Yorkers' Peppy Step Exacerbates Epidemic of Ped-Ped Crashes (Transpo Nation)

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