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9:10 AM EDT on April 13, 2011

    • Bay Ridge Pkwy Lane Opposition: Recchia, Gentile, Abbate, Brook-Krasny and De Blasio (NYT)
    • Baruch College Proposes Pedestrianized Block of 25th St., Has Support of Student Gov't (DNAinfo)
    • Flushing Development Corp. Wants Housing on Municipal Parking Lot, Lower Parking Minimums (NYT)
    • Federal Budget Deal Could Hit MTA Hard, Warns Nadler (News)
    • The Post Finds NYC's Low Census Cycling Numbers and Runs With Them
    • New Upper Deck for Verrazano Will Widen Lanes, Add Bus/HOV Lane (Post)
    • Bloomberg Cuts Funding for Waste Transfer Stations, Keeping Garbage on Trucks Not Barges (News)
    • New Rochelle Considers Bike Parking Ordinance (LoHud)
    • UK Holding Same Debate as NYC Over Targeting Dangerous Cyclists (Economist)

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