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    • Leroy Comrie: MLS Stadium Will Go Somewhere in NYC, But Not Flushing Meadows Park (News)
    • Queens Beep OKs Converting Citi Field Parking Lot to Mega-Mall; Vallone, Comrie Oppose (News)
    • Census: Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens See Big Increases in Transit Mode Share (MTR)
    • "Brooklyn's Bryant Park" Is Also an Enormous Traffic Magnet Thanks to EDC and DCP (NYT)
    • Higher Rents in City Core Lead to Longer Commutes for Less Affluent NYers (WNYC)
    • Reason #7 the Rent Is So Damn High: Parking Minimums (Biz Insider)
    • Not Everything Anthony Weiner Said at the Tour de Queens Was Totally Stupid (Observer)
    • Big American Cities Rethinking Parking Mandates (WSJ) You Read It Here First!
    • Bike-Share Haters Hate Bike-Share Because They're Jealous (Morning News)
    • SI Railway Riders Yearn for Better Service (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Will Self-Driving Cars Self-Pay for Parking? (NYT)

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