Today’s Headlines
- NYT Serves Up the Windshield Perspective on Downtown Brooklyn Parking Reform
- Four Hurt, Two Critically, After Driver Careens Onto Washington Heights Sidewalk (WNBC)
- NYPD Searching For Wrong-Way Cyclist in Connection to Fatal Union Square Crash (Gothamist)
- 78th Precinct: "We Pretty Much Own the Street... We Will Park There. It’s That Simple." (Bklyn Paper)
- Flooding at Train Yards Should Not Have Been a Surprise to NJ Transit (TransNat)
- David Greenfield: There Should Be No Parking Tickets on Black Friday (News)
- Astoria Community Board Worried About Traffic From Cornell Roosevelt Island Campus (DNA)
- Limited PATH Service Returns to WTC (News); Manhattan Ferry Begins From Great Kills (Advance)
- Rockaways Missing Link Between Subway and LIRR Would Have Helped Recovery (Cap'n Transit)
- Gothamist Discovers 1970s Documentary About the Newly-Formed MTA
- IBO Slams Bloomberg Administration for Storm-Vulnerable Waterfront Development (Observer)
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