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8:59 AM EDT on October 10, 2011

    • Service Cuts Continue: MTA to Run Fewer Trains on Minor Holidays (Post)
    • Tabs Praise Chris Ward's Legacy, But Will They Heed His Parting Words? (PostNews)
    • East Side NIMBYs Still Kvetching About Scaled-Back 34th Street Bus Improvements (DNAinfo)
    • Greenpoint Avenue Bike Lane on Ice as CB 1 Frets Over 50 Parking Spaces (Brownstoner)
    • East Bronx Residents Prefer Parking to Pedestrian Safety at Bus Stops (Bx Times)
    • Drawbridge Failure Forces Metro-North to Shuttle Bus Passengers Over River (NYT)
    • NYT's "Complaint Box" Feature Turns to Electric Bicycles
    • After Six Weeks in Coma, Crash Victim Cycling Towards Recovery (News)
    • Anti-Idling Law Not Being Enforced in Front of Mario Batali's Restaurant (Post)
    • Daily News: East Side Greenway Plan Good for New York
    • Victims of Urban Renewal Hold Reunion 50 Years After Displacement (NYT)

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