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April 2008: Fri 18: Electeds Still Need to Hear From Pricing Supporters 8; Mon 7: It's (Apparently) Official: Congestion Pricing Is Dead 43
March 2008: Tue 25: Pricing Hearing: Sadik-Khan and Aggarwala Explain the Details 31; Tue 18: Envisioning a More Livable Columbus Avenue 8; Wed 12: Details of the Mayor's Residential Parking Permit Proposal 52; Fri 7: Charting a Course for Pricing Through City Council 36
February 2008: Fri 29: Black Cars to Go Green 18; Thu 14: Pint-Sized Parks Make Safer Streets and Cleaner Rivers 16
January 2008: Fri 18: Bloomberg Touches on Safe Streets, Pricing in State of the City 5; Thu 17: As Anti-Pricing Arguments Fall Away, It's Just Parking & Politics 6; Tue 15: Will the Tide Turn on City Parking Policy? 8
December 2007: Wed 19: Highlights of Monday's Traffic Commission Meeting 2; Tue 18: Kheel Plan: Double the Congestion Charge & Make Transit Free 35; Thu 13: Is the Mayor Reading Streetsblog on His Bloomberg Terminal? 8; Wed 5: Pricing Alternatives Fail the "Reality Test" 23; Mon 3: Congestion Panel Considers Shrinking Zone and Tolling Bridges 7
November 2007: Fri 30: MTA Chief Lee Sander Gets Megamodal 4; Tue 27: Eliminate the Parking Requirement 65; Mon 26: New Refuge Islands for Bronx Pedestrians & Bus Riders 9; Thu 8: Bloomberg-Fatigue May Dampen PlaNYC Support in the Bronx 9; Fri 2: Bloomberg Declares Support for a National Carbon Tax 7; Thu 1: Low Turnout But Surprising Support at Bronx Congestion Hearing 8
October 2007: Wed 31: Finally: A Spot to Talk About Parking 0; Fri 26: Bloomberg Says What You're Thinking 2; Mon 22: Silver Stalls Plan to Reduce Garbage Truck Traffic 23; Fri 19: Senator Krueger "Extremely Disturbed" by Pricing Hearing Schedule 2; Wed 17: Pricing Advocates Call for Impact Study and New Parking Policies 27; Thu 11: Congestion Pricing, Hashed Out Over Pints 10; Fri 5: Congestion Pricing Should be Attached to Parking Reform 35; Wed 3: New Ninth Avenue Separated Bike Path is Already in Place 17
September 2007: Mon 24: StreetFilms: Park(ing) Day 2007 8; Mon 17: Congestion Pricing Q&A With Rohit Aggarwala, Part 1 27; Fri 7: Pedestrian Safety Tips & Anti-Pricing Talking Points From AAA 22
August 2007: Tue 21: Speak Up for an Accessible Car-Free High Bridge 3; Tue 21: Car-Free Hours Extended in Prospect Park 43; Tue 21: Staten Island PlaNYC Panel Tonight 0; Mon 20: The Urban Transportation Report Card 7; Thu 2: Famed Danish Urbanist Jan Gehl in Town to Consult on PlaNYC 8; Wed 1: August 1 Congestion Pricing Deadline Has Been Met 1
July 2007: Wed 18: Critical Transportation Reforms Sink With Pricing 7; Tue 17: Brodsky Killed Congestion Pricing But We Hurt His Feelings 22; Tue 17: Statement from Mayor Bloomberg on Congestion Pricing Failure 22; Mon 9: Mayor and Assembly Headed to a Showdown Over Pricing 9; Fri 6: 17 Reasons to Make Transit Free 6
June 2007: Fri 29: O'Donnell Supports PlaNYC, but Congestion Pricing? 5; Tue 26: City: Commuter Needs Will Factor into High Bridge Plan 7; Mon 25: The Car as Underdog, and Other Mind-Benders 4; Thu 21: Deputy Mayor Dan Doctoroff: Bike Commuter 0; Wed 20: Q&A With Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan 20; Mon 18: Quinn Announces Her Support for Congestion Pricing 12; Fri 15: It's the Bus Riders, Stupid. 4; Fri 15: A Bronx Cheer for Congestion Pricing 2; Fri 15: Andy Wiley-Schwartz Starts at DOT on Monday 7; Tue 12: New TV Ad Focuses on PlaNYC's Health Benefits 4; Mon 11: 112,000 Less Cars 33; Fri 8: From a Sea of Green, Bloomberg Works a Tough Room 24; Wed 6: REBNY Goes Green, Gets Behind PlaNYC 4; Tue 5: T.A.: City, State Parking Drive Would Torpedo Taxi Initiative 10; Tue 5: Bloomberg Upbeat, Media Less So, Ahead of PlaNYC Hearings 2; Mon 4: Seventeen Elected Officials Endorse PlaNYC Initiatives 1; Fri 1: City Wants 20,000 New Parking Spaces in Hell's Kitchen 26; Fri 1: Small Business Leaders Voice Support For PlaNYC 2
May 2007: Fri 25: NY1's "Inside City Hall" on Congestion Pricing 1; Fri 25: Streetsblog Publisher Puts up $250K to Push PlaNYC 3; Wed 16: The Clock is Ticking for PlaNYC 1; Wed 16: Letter of the Week: Congestion Pricing Diplomacy 11; Tue 15: The Quick and Easy First Step to a "Greater, Greener New York" 14; Thu 3: Residential Parking Permits Spotted in PlaNYC Documents 5; Wed 2: When Streets Are for People 7; Tue 1: New York Magazine Casts a Cynical Eye on "Bloomtopia" 23; Tue 1: PlaNYC Team Releases Transportation Technical Report 7
April 2007: Fri 27: It's Official: Sadik-Khan in at DOT 3; Thu 26: Is Walking PlaNYC's Missing Mode? 3; Thu 26: Fun With Numbers (Or: The PlaNYC Index) 1; Wed 25: Media (Mostly) Give PlaNYC Its Due 8; Mon 23: How Green Is Our Mayor 44; Fri 20: The Ultimate System: Free Mass Transit and Congestion Pricing 15
March 2007: Wed 28: An English Plan in New York 3; Thu 8: The New York City Parking Boom 14
February 2007: Thu 22: How to Improve Travel Times and Transit Capacity? 31; Tue 20: PlanNYC 2030: What makes a Community Sustainable? 4; Tue 13: Sustainable Transportation for NYC: How to Make it Happen 2; Mon 12: Gridlock Sam: Avert Climate Catastrophe, Ride a Vespa^® 28; Fri 9: Congestion Tops Citizens' PlaNYC 2030 Concerns 1; Tue 6: New York New Visions Tackles "Sustainable" New York Future 2; Tue 6: Help Wanted at DOT: Creative Thinkers Encouraged to Apply 18
December 2006: Wed 13: Futurama 2030 Speech: News Round-Up 1; Tue 12: Futurama 2030: Bloomberg Outlines Ambitious 10-Point Agenda 37; Tue 12: Bloomberg: "New York City 2030: Accepting the Challenge" 29

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