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Ian Dutton

LSN member since December 14, 2007. Last login May 1.

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About: Vice Chair Traffic & Transportation Committee, Manhattan Community Board 2

Location: SoHo, NYC

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September 11, 2008	Sample Press Announcement in Park(ing) Day NYC
July 3, 2008	Media in Park(ing) Day NYC

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June 23	It's remarkable to see equestrian needs being addressed in NYC, dontchya think? Whoda thunk it? Nic... at Streetsblog New York City
June 23	Spike seems to give some great justifications for banning taxis and other non-essential vehicles fro... at Streetsblog New York City
June 22	And I meant to add: I said: "And as a cyclist, once in a while you can't slow down for a little whi... at Streetsblog New York City
June 22	Some of your (plural, folks) arguments against pedicabs in bike lanes are as specious as the argumen... at Streetsblog New York City
May 22	The Villager article includes a photo: http://www at Streetsblog
May 22	More props for the Commish - and StreetFilms! Re: #2 -- See http://www at Streetfilms
May 7	I totally agree that the leaders in charge of the MTA need to be replaced for there to be real refor... at Streetsblog

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