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9:01 AM EDT on April 21, 2011

    • MTA Looking to Get a One-Shot Infusion From Selling Its Midtown HQ (NYT)
    • Lefferts Gardens Residents to City: Fix the Dangerous Intersection of Parkside and Ocean (Bklyn Paper)
    • Plan for Housing, Shops, and Lots of Parking Near Flushing LIRR Station on Hold (News)
    • If No One Is Riding Bikes, Then Why Is There a Bike Shop Boom? (Bklyn Spoke)
    • NYPD's "No Honking" Enforcement Is a Joke (NY1)
    • The Post Doesn't Buy Police Union's Defense of Ticket-Fixing
    • Parking Placards for Green Market Vendors? (News)
    • All of a Sudden the Advance Wants to See More Bike Lanes on Staten Island
    • Replacement for 78th Street Ped Bridge to East Side Greenway Coming Next Month (DNAinfo)
    • DC's New Mayor Is Expanding the Bike-Share System His Predecessor Started (GGW)

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