Today’s Headlines

8:59 AM EDT on June 11, 2013

Tri-State Links Fresh Direct Mitigation to Implementation of Sheridan Recommendations (MTR)
Woman Loses Leg on East Tremont Avenue in The Bronx After Driver Swerves Near Her (Post)
Off-Duty NYPD Cop Arrested for Bronx April DWI After Investigation (News)
Driver Manages To Plow Through Park, Nearly Crash Into Newtown Creek (Gothamist)
Washington Heights School Group Applies for Slow Zone, With Support From Electeds (News)
Cass Sunstein Hails Uber (Bloomberg)
Daily News Wants to Know What's Up With Bike-Share Station Outages
Brownstoner Queens Is Already Asking About Bike-Share Expansion
Instead of Expanding Bus Terminal Capacity, NYC Is Pushing Bus Permits to the Curb (Bowery Boogie)
Coney Island Business Group Wants City to Subsidize Ferry Service to Manhattan (Bklyn Daily)
StreetEasy and Related See How Bikes Can Help Sell Real Estate (DNA)

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