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    • Rising Seas Could Threaten Coastal Brooklyn and Queens This Century (NYT)
    • City Planning Study Endorses Rail, Buses, Town Centers for Staten Island's North Shore (NY1)
    • Two Queens Kids Playing in Front Yard Seriously Injured By Driver Crashing Through Fence (PostNews)
    • 12-Year-Old Critically Injured Crossing 116th Street at Second Avenue (News)
    • Drunk Driver Critically Injures High-Schooler Walking on City Island Sidewalk (Post)
    • Astoria Residents Still Rallying to Fix Deadly 21st Avenue (NY1WCBS)
    • Marcia Kramer Finds Marine Beach Pedestrian Refuge an "Island of Trouble" (CBS 2)
    • Bloomberg Opposes Easing Alternate Side Parking Regulations (WSJ)
    • Forty Percent of Staten Island Access-A-Ride Customers Must Now Take Bus (Advance)
    • Labor Negotiator, Congestion Pricing Advocate Ted Kheel Dies at Age 96 (NYT)
    • Pete Donohue: Kingsbridge Rd Station Highlights Effects of Station Agent Cuts (News)

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