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April 2008

4/30: Cartoon Tuesday (Wednesday Edition): This American Lifestyle 3
4/30: Chuck Schumer and Hillary Clinton: Where Is the Leadership? 11
4/30: Council Considers Eliminating Truck Parking Fines (Update #2) 25
4/30: Paul Newell on Congestion Pricing and Reforming Albany 13
4/30: Today’s Headlines 16
4/29: Chicago Gets NYC’s Congestion Pricing Money 19
4/29: Paul Steely White and Brian Lehrer Analyze DOT Plan 0
4/29: Americans Turn to Prayer at the Pump 21
4/29: Sadik-Khan Introduces the New York City Model 13
4/29: Paul Newell on Starting a Political Campaign in New York City 12
4/29: Today’s Headlines 19
4/28: DOT Rolls Out “Sustainable Streets” Plan 15
4/28: Survey Finds New Yorkers Anxious About Congestion and Safety 13
4/28: Streetfilm: Grading Your Bike Locks, Part II 27
4/28: Today’s Headlines 9
4/25: Streetfilm: The Transformation of Meat Market Plaza 11
4/25: COMMUTE’s BRT Plan: A Denser Network and Interborough Lines 11
4/25: Silver Challenger Paul Newell Campaigns on Livable Streets 15
4/25: Pedestrian Killed By Truck Near Brooklyn Bridge 20
4/25: Today’s Headlines 8
4/24: Streetfilm: Paris Skates! 3
4/24: Eyes on the Street: Gansevoort Plaza Open for Business (Updated) 36
4/24: Paco Abraham Turns Duane Reade on to Bike Racks 16
4/24: Glick’s Excuse: Everything But the Kitchen Sink 45
4/24: Did Reporters Ever Dig Beneath Brodsky’s Populist Rhetoric? 12
4/24: Today’s Headlines 17
4/23: Memorial Ride Tonight for Two Manhattan Cyclists 9
4/23: Cyclists Zip Down Clogged LA Freeways 14
4/23: Macy’s: Leave the Car at Home 35
4/23: “Crisis” Mode AAA Urges Panicked Drivers to Take Transit 36
4/23: Today’s Headlines 10
4/22: How Paris is Beating Traffic Without Congestion Pricing 29
4/22: Concierge? I’d Like a Bike, Please 6
4/22: Will Richard Ravitch Resurrect Congestion Pricing? 8
4/22: Today’s Headlines 9
4/21: Automated Underground Bike Parking in Tokyo 18
4/21: Kheel to Push Free Transit Pricing Plan in ‘09 Mayoral Race 12
4/21: Bike Riding Still in Vogue 27
4/21: Progressive to Offer “Pay As You Drive” Insurance 31
4/21: Car-Free Parks: Now More Than Ever 5
4/21: Today’s Headlines 12
4/18: Streetfilm: The Mayor and the Model Plant a Tree 1
4/18: Sadik-Khan: We’re Putting the Square Back in Madison Square 15
4/18: Residential Parking Plan Falls With Congestion Pricing 17
4/18: Electeds Still Need to Hear From Pricing Supporters 8
4/18: Today’s Headlines 19
4/17: Can There Ever Be Too Many Bikes? 23
4/17: Upstate Assembly Member Says City Delegation Killed Pricing 8
4/17: Looking for a New State Legislator? Try Craigslist. 29
4/17: A Transit Miracle on 34th Street 47
4/17: Today’s Headlines 1
4/16: Ad Nauseam: The Humiliated Cyclist, Take Two 18
4/16: Randi Weingarten Still Doesn’t Get It 19
4/16: What If Pricing Had a Better Name? 20
4/16: Today’s Headlines 12
4/15: Cartoon Tuesday: Energy Independence 16
4/15: Jessica Lappin: Congestion Pricing Advocate 20
4/15: Après Congestion Pricing, It’s Time to Look at the Paris Model 19
4/15: In the Heights: City Aims to Make 181st a Complete Street 16
4/15: Today’s Headlines 6
4/14: Reforming Albany, Step 1: Get on the Ballot 11
4/14: Help Wanted: Legislators Needed to Fix Broken Capital 28
4/14: Bridge and Tunnel Traffic Drop Tied to Toll Increase 30
4/14: Today’s Headlines 9
4/11: Streetfilms: A Look at Bus Rapid Transit in L.A. 3
4/11: Another Sign of Progress for Brooklyn Greenway 12
4/11: De Blasio’s Excuse: There Shoulda Been a Brooklyn Lock Box 32
4/11: Bronx County Courthouse Plaza Gets a Makeover 18
4/11: State Farm Discontinues Its “Humiliated Cyclist” Ad 17
4/11: Today’s Headlines 14
4/10: If You Build It With Less Parking, They Will Still Come 16
4/10: Neighborhoods and Parking Reform: Show Them The Money 22
4/10: Brooklyn CB1 Approves Bike Path in Place of Parking 12
4/10: Today the Périphérique. Tomorrow the FDR. 3
4/10: Will Pro-Pricing Council Members Suffer for Their Votes? 15
4/10: Today’s Headlines 6
4/9: Eyes on the Street: Get Ready for the New Gansevoort 21
4/9: Silver and Assembly Dems Defend Their “Democratic” Process 45
4/9: Miller Brewing Co.: Cycling Is Patriotic 12
4/9: Internal Affairs Crackdown Nets Placard Abusers 4
4/9: Kossacks Welcome Demise of Congestion Pricing 45
4/9: Finally, Parking Meters Where Bikes Belong 6
4/9: Today’s Headlines 7
4/8: Cartoon Tuesday: Pricing Post-Mortem Edition 14
4/8: Plan B: Reallocating Street Space To Buses, Bikes & Peds 7
4/8: Gene Russianoff on the MTA’s $17.5 Billion Hole 12
4/8: Tonight: Support a Bike-Friendly North Brooklyn 1
4/8: Lew Fidler: Let’s Get to Work 32
4/8: Three Questions for Richard Brodsky 32
4/8: Today’s Headlines 13
4/7: It’s (Apparently) Official: Congestion Pricing Is Dead 43
4/7: Keep Hope Alive? 6
4/7: Breaking: Joan Millman to Vote “Yes” on Pricing 18
4/7: With Congestion Pricing Dead, a $17 Billion Transit Deficit Looms 34
4/7: Assembly Dems Kill Pricing 30
4/7: Senate Moves Toward Pricing Vote 3
4/7: One More Chance to Support Pricing: Call Your Reps Today! 6
4/7: Dueling Videos: Weprin and McCaffrey vs. New York’s Future 0
4/7: Will Congestion Pricing Make or Break Mayoral Campaigns? 17
4/7: Support for Pricing From Nassau Dem Michelle Schimel 2
4/7: Today’s Headlines 19
4/4: If Congestion Pricing Fails, Rest Assured, There’s Always Plan B 8
4/4: State Farm Looks to Engage Cycling Community 34
4/4: What Glick’s District Will Lose Without Congestion Pricing 21
4/4: What Your District Loses Without Congestion Pricing 3
4/4: God’s Love: We’re Not Against Congestion Pricing 36
4/4: Protected Bike Lanes Win TreeHugger Stamp of Approval 1
4/4: Today’s Headlines 30
4/3: Open Thread: What Are Your Reps Saying About Pricing? 36
4/3: Silver: Fate of Pricing Decided by Monday 4
4/3: Glick Worried Pricing Will Make Air Quality Worse 38
4/3: Queens Pricing Opponent Is Right: $8 Is Crazy 23
4/3: Ad Nauseam: State Farm on the Humiliation of Biking to Work 50
4/3: Times Building Continues to Discourage Bike Commuting 11
4/3: Time to Call Your Legislators About Congestion Pricing 10
4/3: Pricing Round-Up: Dems Conference in Albany 13
4/3: Today’s Headlines 24
4/2: Brennan Introduces Alternative Pricing Bill in Assembly 32
4/2: Brodsky Presents Dems With a Choice: God’s Love or Al D’Amato 21
4/2: Corzine Ratchets Up Interstate Bickering 13
4/2: Brooklyn Assemblyman “Protects Families” From Pricing 46
4/2: We Win!!!… a Trip to Albany? 9
4/2: The City Council Vote in Two Dimensions 19
4/2: Today’s Headlines 5
4/1: NY1 Poll: How do You Want Your Legislator to Vote? 4
4/1: The Stupidest Bike Lane in America? 10
4/1: Community Boards Set to Review Livable Streets Proposals 7
4/1: Parsing the Council Pricing Vote 7
4/1: Pay Back: Richard Brodsky Proposes Road Pricing for Westchester 24
4/1: Today’s Headlines 14