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    • Cops: We Weren't the Only Placard Holders Involved in Ticket Fixing (News)
    • NYT: Ray Kelly Isn't Doing Enough to Root Out NYPD Corruption
    • Impending Debut of Nets Arena Spurs "Serious Look" at Residential Parking Permits (Post)
    • First Built-Out Section of Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway Slated for West Street in Greenpoint (Bklyn Paper)
    • De Blasio Does Something Useful and Asks EDC to Prove It Actually Creates Jobs (WSJ)
    • Can the Cross-Bronx Be Buried? (News)
    • NTSB: Curbside Bus Operators More Dangerous Than Big Bus Companies (NYT)
    • With Muni Meters, Motorists Get the Parking They Pay For. What a Scam! (Patch)
    • A.O. Scott Makes Gary Hustwit's "Urbanized" Sound Like a Fantastic Movie (NYT)
    • Confessions of a Former Bike Hater (Toronto Star, via @krstrois)

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