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Your Nabe | August 21, 2009

By Jeremy Walsh

In his bid for public advocate, City Councilman Eric Gioia (D-Sunnyside) states his support for congestion pricing to Transportation Alternatives' candidates' survey. That and more right here. [Transportation Alternatives]

A law firm hired by Gov. David Paterson to help expedite the Aqueduct Racetrack Video Lottery Terminal project has ties to one of the bidders. It won't be involved in the selection process, though. [Daily News]

Council Speaker Christine Quinn (D-Manhattan) offered some kind words about mayoral candidate Bill Thompson's record as city comptroller but declined to make any endorsement until after the primary elections Sept. 15. [Daily News]

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