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    • State Budget "Conceptual Agreement" Does Not Include Speed Cams (Times Union, NY1)
    • Move MSG to Fix Penn Station (NYT); Are We Shortchanging Transit for Aesthetics? (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • 80 Days Later... Still No Word From Cuomo on MTA Pick (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Bloomberg Promises Veto of Quinn's NYPD Inspector General Plan (NYT, Post, News, Gothamist)
    • MTA Already Announced BusTime Rollout, But Queens Electeds Want It on Q46 Now (Patch)
    • Daily News Praises DOT's Attention to Potholes
    • Port Authority May Take Over Atlantic City Airport (TransNat)
    • Council Approves Hudson Square Rezoning (DNA, Observer)
    • DOT Deadline for Slow Zone Applications: May 31 (Team Tish)
    • Bill From Margaret Chin Cracks Down on Food Truck Parking (DNA, Gothamist)
    • Tappan Zee Transit Task Force Meets Tomorrow (Daily Voice)

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