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By
Ben Fried
8:49 AM EST on November 23, 2015
- De Blasio Makes the Case for His Housing Plan, Skips the Part About Parking Reform (Politico)
- Queens CB 3 — A Rare Community Board to Vote for the Housing Plan (QChron)
- “Sick Passenger” Subway Delays Are Up a Lot Since 2012 (NYT)
- Cuomo Vetoes Bill Allowing Two Free Transfers Per NYC Transit Fare (Post)
- Proposed LaGuardia Transit Fix: Make the Shuttle Bus Free (News)
- More Coverage of CB 8’s Request for Crosstown Bike Lanes on the Upper East Side (DNA)
- Police Issuing About 18 Speeding Tix a Day on Staten Island — That’s Actually an Increase (Advance)
- 2 Years and Counting Since People Could Use the Sidewalk By This Stalled Building Site (Bklyn Paper)
- Here’s a Cop Who Doesn’t Care If You Ride a Hoverboard (DNA)
- If Just One More Driver Honks, the Traffic Will Flow Like Water (Gothamist)
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Ben Fried started as a Streetsblog reporter in 2008 and led the site as editor-in-chief from 2010 to 2018. He lives in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, with his wife.
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