Thursday was one of those sleepy summer days when there just was very little news.

Here’s what little there was:

• Finally, the Port Authority is realizing that it might have to scrap its Wrong Way AirTrain. (NY Post)
• Like Streetsblog, the Queens Daily Eagle covered Council Member Peter Koo chanting “Business Lives Matter” to oppose a .3-mile car-free stretch in Downtown Flushing. The Eagle’s David Brand played up Koo’s overdue apology.
• Gridlock Sam highlights the key protests this weekend. (NYDN)
• Streetsblog listened to Polly Trottenberg on a City Law breakfast Zoom call and couldn’t believe what we heard.

To round out our list, let’s at least praise what a great list of stories we had yesterday, in addition to our Koo coverage:

• Dave Colon gave you an insightful post-mortem on Revel scooters.
• Julianne Cuba looked at a bizarre mystery regarding why Twitter would try to block users from knowing how badly a police officer drives.
• Superintern Adam Light did an “Eyes on the Street” column about the badly damaged East River Greenway.
• Later, Light made a brief cameo in our coverage of the car-free restaurant zone on Mott Street (he ordered beef with mushrooms).
• We also ran an op-ed from Chris Sequeira on whether motorcycles have a place in New York.