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    • Marist Poll: Weiner Leads All Candidates But Quinn in Mayor's Race (Post)
    • S.I. Mayoral Forum: Liu Promises Transit, Thompson's MTA Funding Plan Would Lower Tolls (NYT)
    • Citi Bike Sells First 5,000 Memberships Within 30 Hours (Crain'sGothamist)
    • News Editorial, Despite Evidence, Claims Bike-Share "Will Only Heighten... The Dangers" On Streets
    • Queens Woman Charged With Murder for Killing Kaman Drumman, 26, With Her Car (DNAGothamist)
    • Driver Charged With DWI, Reckless Driving After Two-Car Midtown Crash Into Scaffolding (Post, DNA)
    • 2nd Ave Sagas: Subway Maps With Income by Station Show Why Zoned Fares Are Bad Fit for NYC
    • New Riders Turn Out for Free Class on Confident City Cycling (Bklyn Paper)
    • MTA Board Member: Imaginary Electric Eels Threaten 7 Train Extension Proposal (DNA)

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