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    • Obama Counsels Cuomo and Bloomberg on Disaster Relief (News)
    • Shuttle Train Service Begins on Rockaway Peninsula (NYT, DNA)
    • Some NJ Transit Users Are Still in the Dark (TransNat)
    • Subway Station Wi-Fi and Cell Service Delayed (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • NYPD All But Stopped Issuing Parking Tickets for Two Weeks After Sandy (WNYC)
    • Community Boards Object to East Midtown Rezoning Plan (DNA)
    • DOT to Brooklyn Spoke: Change to Prince Street Bike Lane Is Temporary
    • Kevin Parker Said to Be Gaming for Senate Dem Leader (News)
    • TSTC: Federal Tax Discussion Should Include Bike Commuter Benefit

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