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GM's Ransom Note to America
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Tonight: See the Blueprint for a New Upper West Side
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CityRacks Winner: It's a Standing O
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Today's Headlines
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- Erin said:
"What about the rest of the city? Isn’t the rich Upper West Side already considerably more livable than most of Brookyn and Queens?" - Josh said:
"Why isn’t Anthony Weiner outraged over the prospect of a fare hike? He sure was mad about the “tax on working class New Yorkers” presented by East River bridge tolls." - Ben Fried said:
"ddartley – Regrettably we can’t make that one." - Mark Walker said:
"“Corner one of those guys sitting in traffic and ask them what they plan to do for the transit-riding public now that the service cuts and fare hikes Sander warned of are..." - mike said:
"These are the same “journalists” that made this piece on the Grand Street bike lane: http://www.myfoxny.com/myfox/p ages/News/Detail?contentId=..."
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November 11, 2008TSTC Names the Most Dangerous Roads for Pedestrians
October 28, 2008CityRacks Winner: It’s a Standing O
November 14, 2008Streetfilms: Bike Co-ops in Los Angeles
November 13, 2008Drivers Respect Grand Street Parking-Protected Cycle Track
November 5, 2008Having a Kid Doesn’t Mean Having a Car
November 6, 2008Designing NYC Streets for the 21st Century
November 6, 2008
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