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    • You Mean NYC Didn't Invent Bike-Share? (NYT)
    • Congressman Earl Blumenauer: Bike-Share Will Be Good for NYC (News); Downtown Express Agrees
    • Day 3: 21,300 Annual Members (Citi Bike); Trips Per Bike Outpaces Boston and DC (MTR)
    • Crain's Fumbles With Docks; NY Mag Has Review Roundup; Gothamist Eviscerates Post and Observer
    • A Train Service Returns to Rockaways Today at Noon (WNYCNewsNY1)
    • Co-Op City Residents Demand Better Bus Service After 2010 Cuts (News)
    • Riders Alliance Creates "G Train Workout" Video to Show Need for Better Service (DNA, Post)
    • Barclays Center to Start Bike Valet After Outdoor Bike Racks Are Under-Used (AYR)
    • Plumb Beach Bike Path Along Belt Parkway to Close for Seven Months (Bklyn Daily)
    • Citi Bike Attacks! (Drawger)

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