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    • NYT: The Bloomberg of 2008 Wouldn't Dump a Stadium on Flushing Meadows-Corona Park
    • Cyclist Killed By Hit-and-Run Driver Yesterday Was Terence Connor, 26 (Gothamist)
    • Astoria's Kickshaw Cookery Battling for a Bike Corral on Broadway (News)
    • A Metro-North Stop in Queens -- Would It Work? (News)
    • Jackson Heights Next in Line for DOT's Park Smart Program to Rationalize Meter Prices (DNA)
    • MTA's Dey Street Concourse Is Finished But Won't Open Until WTC Towers Are Occupied (News)
    • Photos From the 7 Train Extension (TransNat)
    • One Day a Year, Stickball Returns to the Streets of Bay Ridge (Bklyn Paper)
    • What Makes Fifth Avenue a Great Pedestrian Street? (Cap'n Transit)
    • For the Holidays, China Gets a Taste of What the East River Bridges Are Like All Year (Telegraph)

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