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    • DEP to Install 5,500 "Curbside Gardens" Bioswales to Handle Storm Runoff (WSJ)
    • In Wake of FreshDirect Ruling, South Bronx Residents Consider Options (City Limits)
    • Upset About Citi Sponsorship of Bike-Share? Daily News Goes Back to 1896, Shows It's Nothing New
    • Bike-Share Day Nine: More Than 30,500 Members and 13,000 Trips (Citi Bike)
    • Bike-Share Station Outages: The Post Is On It
    • Yglesias: Transportation Authoritarianism? Just Look at Auto-Centric Street Design (Slate)
    • Bike Peace NYC Responds to Rabinowitz: "NYC Has Been Positively Begrimed And It Looks Great"
    • Christie Shows No Regrets About Killing ARC Tunnel (WNYC)
    • BP Candidate/Congestion Pricing Foe Leroy Comrie: Queens Should Have Another Subway Line (News)
    • East Harlem Assembly Member Robert Rodriguez Busted for DWI in Albany (News)

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