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    • De Blasio Picks Financier Michael Schlein for EDC Chair; Kimball to Remain President (NYT)
    • Martin Dilan Bullish on Speed Camera and Speed Limit Bills (Gotham Gazette)
    • Port Authority to Release 42nd St. Terminal Tower RFP, Asks Feds for Expansion Grant (CapNYDNA)
    • More Arrested for Paying DMV Employees for Answers to Bus and Truck License Exam (News, Post)
    • Helen Rosenthal Proposes Street Naming for Cooper Stock (DNA)
    • New Commanding Officers Named for Upper West Side, Upper Manhattan Precincts (News)
    • MTA to Restore Weekend Service on Manhattan and Queens Bus Lines (Post, TL)
    • Roosevelt Island's Red Bus Eliminates 25-Cent Fare (WSJ)
    • Staten Island DA Dan Donovan Joins Campaign for Golf Course Traffic Signal (DNA)
    • Look, Loook Into His Eyes (WSJ)

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