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Kevin Duggan

Kevin Duggan

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Reporter, Streetsblog New York

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Indigenous Rights and Injustice in the US and Around the World

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  • Goethals Bike Lane Opens 24-7; Now Do The George, Activists Demand

    By Kevin Duggan Verified| Streetsblog New York Verified The bike and pedestrian path on the Goethals Bridge between New Jersey and Staten Island will finally be open all day, every day, starting on Earth Day on April 22, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced.

    By Kevin Duggan Verified · Streetsblog New York

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Anatomy of a Debacle: Business Owners Use False Fears, Mayor Adams Stalls Third Av. Safety Plan

    By Kevin Duggan Verified| Streetsblog New York Verified The city has enabled business honchos to stymie a vital street safety redesign on Third Avenue in Brooklyn, based on unproven fears that the road diet will harm their bottoms lines. The Department of Transportation was set to move forward on a road diet for the corridor in Sunset Park, until business leaders with the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce protested the proposed lane removals and the Adams administration postponed the plans until at least 2026.

    By Kevin Duggan Verified · Streetsblog New York

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Pols Demand Adams Open Queensboro Bridge Pedestrian Path

    By Kevin Duggan Verified| Streetsblog New York Verified Mayor Adams must finally open a pedestrian walkway on the Queensboro Bridge's south outer roadway, local politicians demanded, after weeks of Hizzoner suddenly putting the kibosh on the plans citing the need for a "briefing" on a plan that has been around his entire mayoralty. Lawmakers weren't buying the Adams administration's excuses, calling the delay "deeply concerning," according to a letter to City Hall and Department of Transportation leadership.

    By Kevin Duggan Verified · Streetsblog New York

    Apr. 09, 2025

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