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Budget Deal Would Create New Public Works Panel, Expand Governor’s Autonomy (NYT, News) Cuomo and Legislators Grab Praise for Increasing MTA Debt (News, Capital, NYT) Prendergast Raises Possibility of Glass-Walled Subway Platforms (TransNat) DOT Plan to Connect Sixth Ave. Plazas Approved by CB 5 Transpo Committee (Observer, DNA) City Reveals New Coney Island Boardwalk Entrance, … Continued

By Brad Aaron

8:55 AM EDT on March 27, 2012

Budget Deal Would Create New Public Works Panel, Expand Governor’s Autonomy (NYT, News)
Cuomo and Legislators Grab Praise for Increasing MTA Debt (News, Capital, NYT)
Prendergast Raises Possibility of Glass-Walled Subway Platforms (TransNat)
DOT Plan to Connect Sixth Ave. Plazas Approved by CB 5 Transpo Committee (Observer, DNA)
City Reveals New Coney Island Boardwalk Entrance, Complete With Bike Racks (Post)
Brooklyn Paper Picks Up Steve Levin’s Push to Change NYPD “Likely to Die” Rule
Yassky, Taxi and Limousine Commission Want Ambulette Street Hails (NY World)
With Subway Crime Up, MTA Board Looks to Ban Criminals From Trains (NY1)
Traffic Court Docket Packed With Cyclists Who Are Guilty Until Proven Guilty (Animal)
1950s PRT Porn Envisions Fifth Avenue Without Cars (Gothamist)
Fox News Cycle Chic

Brad Aaron

Brad Aaron began writing for Streetsblog in 2007, after years as a reporter, editor, and publisher in the alternative weekly business. Brad adopted New York's dysfunctional traffic justice system as his primary beat for Streetsblog. He lives in Manhattan.

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