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    • Plan from Sen. David Carlucci Would Give Toll-Paying Car Commuters a Big Tax Break (LoHud)
    • Bratton Recruits George Kelling, Broken Windows Pioneer Who Says It Should Apply to Traffic (CapNY)
    • After Months of Meetings, Harlem CB 10 Still Won't Support Morningside Avenue Safety Plan (News)
    • Lew Fidler Likely to Land Speaker's Office Gig as Part of Deal with Brooklyn Democrats (Observer)
    • The Story Behind the Story in Christie's GWB Debacle: The Port Authority is a Mess (CapNY, News, Post)
    • Landmarks Preservation Commission Approves Plan for Riverside Plaza on Jay Street in DUMBO (DNA)
    • NYPD to Bay Ridge CB 10: Good Luck Getting Us to Keep Drivers in Line (Bklyn Daily)
    • Pier 42 Park (Plus Greenway) Clears LES CB Subcommittee and Public Design Commission (Curbed)
    • Northern Boulevard: Dangerous in Woodside, Jackson Heights and Douglaston, Too (Local Write Up)
    • Taxi Industry a Big Donor to de Blasio Transition and Inauguration -- Not Just the Campaign (Observer)
    • Times-Ledger Profiles Make Queens Safer, Announces One-Year Vigil for Ella Kottick Bandes

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