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June 2007: Tue 12: City Holds Its Breath for Silver 9

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- Susan Donovan said:
  "I just called Aurelia Greene’s office… waiting to find out where she stands."
- Car Free Nation said:
  "I spoke with Joan Millman the other day, and she swore up and down that she was now a supporter of congestion pricing (which I imagine would mean that she supports tolls on..."
- Andrew said:
  "This is bunk: “…big box stores like Wal-Mart, by forcing small retailers to diversify, make a valuable and necessary contribution to the economy.” If instead of the..."
- Susan Donovan said:
  "I’d love to hear what “out of the box” proposals Councilman Avella has. Yeah me too. I think the “out of the box” “solution” will be..."
- Larry Littlefield said:
  "“Kellner said that even though he’s in favor of the toll proposal, the panel should focus on options that are more politically possible.” How’s this..."
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