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    • Appeals Panel Kicks PPW Case Back to Trial Court to Resolve One of Four NBBL Assertions (News, Post)
    • Park Slope Neighbors: The Case Against the Safer PPW We All Enjoy Today Is a Loser (Bklyn Spoke)
    • The Fare Hike Is Official -- Prepare for a $2.50 Base Fare in March (Crain's)
    • Young Girl on Brownsville Sidewalk Pinned by Car After Three-Car Crash (Post)
    • Pedestrian Safety Plan for Brooklyn's Park Avenue Nears Petition Goal (Patch)
    • Gelinas: Shiny New Renderings Can't Disguise Shaky TZB Finances; How Will Cuomo Pay for It? (Post)
    • City Seeking Bids to Extend Subsidized East River Ferry Service Five More Years (NYT)
    • How Will the Thruway Save Money After Nixed Toll Hike? Beet Juice (Post)
    • MTA Has to Find a New Color for the Lights on SBS Buses (Advance)
    • Road Rage: Driver Kicks DOT Construction Worker in East New York (News)
    • Old-Timey Cuomo Poster Is Really Proud of TZB; No Transit There, Either (NYT)

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