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June 30	Home in Upper West Side Streets Renaissance
February 5	Upper West Side Livable Streets STATS in Upper West Side Streets Renaissance
September 11, 2008	Community Groups in Upper West Side Streets Renaissance
September 3, 2008	Reports/Presentations in Upper West Side Streets Renaissance
May 5, 2008	More Events in Upper West Side Streets Renaissance
April 10, 2008	Bike Network Meeting: Next Steps in Bike Network Working Group
April 1, 2008	DOT Community Board 7 Presentation on new West 106th Street Buffered Bicycle Lane in Upper West Side Streets Renaissance
April 1, 2008	Writing letters of support for a protected lane on W. 106th St! in Upper West Side Streets Renaissance
March 28, 2008	Working Group Design Charrettes in Upper West Side Streets Renaissance
March 25, 2008	Project Home in A Neighborhood for the Next Generation

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June 4	The "Rule of Two" is not statutory at Streetsblog
May 22	Full Disclosure: I work for TA and specifically on this legislation at Streetsblog

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