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DDC Expects Six-Year East Houston Street Project to Wrap This Month (DNA) De Blasio Says Cops’ Discipline Records Should Be Public (DNA); Why Is NYPD Hiding Them? (DNA) Uber Has a Thought on How Uber Could Profit From L Train Shutdown (Politico, AMNY, Post) Under Pressure From Cuomo, Developers Scramble to Make It Easier to Drive to LGA (Times Ledger) Polling Site Moved for … Continued

By Brad Aaron

8:52 AM EDT on September 2, 2016

DDC Expects Six-Year East Houston Street Project to Wrap This Month (DNA)
De Blasio Says Cops’ Discipline Records Should Be Public (DNA); Why Is NYPD Hiding Them? (DNA)
Uber Has a Thought on How Uber Could Profit From L Train Shutdown (Politico, AMNY, Post)
Under Pressure From Cuomo, Developers Scramble to Make It Easier to Drive to LGA (Times Ledger)
Polling Site Moved for Brooklyn Heights Seniors Afraid They’d Die in Traffic (Bklyn Paper 1, 2)
If These Folks Wanted DOT to Undo Traffic-Calming They Wouldn’t Still Be Waiting (DNA, Press)
Cab Driver Assaults Female Passenger in Williamsburg, Flees Scene (DNA)
Police Mostly Helpless Against Dirt Bike Riders Who Tore Through Times Square (Post)
Advance Wants Cops to Confiscate Vehicles From Dangerous, Law-Breaking … Kids on Bikes
Queens Gazette Account of Astoria Curb-Jump Death Could Be Worst News Article Ever Published
Dealing With People in Cars From the Confines of a Toll Booth as Awful as You’d Imagine (NYT)

Brad Aaron

Brad Aaron began writing for Streetsblog in 2007, after years as a reporter, editor, and publisher in the alternative weekly business. Brad adopted New York's dysfunctional traffic justice system as his primary beat for Streetsblog. He lives in Manhattan.

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