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    • Makeshift Driveways Cutting Up Bay Ridge Sidewalks (Brooklyn Paper)
    • Wider Tappan Zee Would Enable Sprawl (Riverdale Press)
    • A Dash of 'Customer Service' on the Subway (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Elderly Woman Crashes Thru McDonald's Wall, Allowed to Drive Home (AP)
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