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  • Carl Weisbrod Stepping Down as Planning Chief, Former ESD Exec Marisa Lago Stepping In (NYT)
  • The Time for Cuomo to Gloat Over 2nd Ave Subway Is Over — Back to Grandiose Airport Plans (PoliticoDNA)
  • Christie and Cuomo Put on a Clinic in Cynically Carving Up Port Authority Resources (Record)
  • LIRR Train Fails to Stop at Atlantic Terminal, Causing Mostly Minor Injuries (NYTNewsNY1AMNY)
  • Track Defect Disrupts Queens-Bound PM Rush on Four Subway Lines (DNA)
  • With Jim Brennan Gone, Jeff Dinowitz Takes Over Committee With MTA Oversight (State of Politics)
  • Bronxites Tell News 12 They Want More Protected Bike Lanes
  • Will NYC’s Solar-Powered Bus Stop Lights Have Legs? (DNA)
  • If You Don’t Have a Parking Permit in Hoboken, Now You Have to Pay to Park on Any Street (NJ.com)
  • We Have the Technology to Automate Parking Enforcement (News)

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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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