Lack of 41st St. Station Is Focus of No. 7 Criticism

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ANNIE KARNI

Published: Dec 21, 2007, 01:11 AM ET
Updated:Feb 10, 2022, 01:32 PM ET

State and city officials yesterday railed against the city’s plans to build a 1.5-mile spur off the no. 7 subway line, arguing that extending the line without plans for a station at 41st Street and Tenth Avenue would deliver a crushing fiscal blow to the city.

Lack of 41st St. Station Is Focus of No. 7 Criticism

Lack of 41st St. Station Is Focus of No. 7 Criticism

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