Today’s Headlines
- MTA Taps Agency Vet John Gaul as "VP of 21st Century Service Delivery" (News via 2nd Ave Sagas)
- NY Mag Dives Deep on Santiago Calatrava and the WTC Transportation Hub Boondoggle
- Friends of Guler Ugur-Yaacobi, Killed in Amsterdam Ave Hit-and-Run, Face Driver in Court (News, Post)
- Central Queens Assembly Member Mike Miller Rejects Move NY Toll Swap (Queens Gazette)
- Jimmy Van Bramer Picks Fight With MTA Over 7 Train Repairs (Capital, DNA, WCBS)
- Riders on M98, From Washington Heights to East Harlem, Fed Up With Poor Service (DNA)
- EDC to Break Ground This Summer on Atlantic Ave Extension, New Parks in Jamaica (Queens Courier)
- Greenpoint Ferry Dock Never Inspected Before or After It Collapsed Into East River (Bklyn Paper)
- Citi Bike Ridership Jumps on One of First Warm-Weather Days of the Year (News)
- Why Would One Ever Suggest the Auto Industry Is Intertwined With the News Media? (News)
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