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    • Albany Hacks $140M From MTA Budget, Gives State More Control (News, WNYC)
    • Study Finds City Drivers Routinely Disrespecting Bike Lanes (MSNBC, News, NY1)
    • Sad News for Brooklyn Transpo Advocates: Teresa Toro Resigns From CB 1 (YourNabe)
    • Climate Change Cited in Shore Park Greenway Collapse; Belt Parkway Next? (Bklyn Eagle)
    • 65-Year-Old Hit by Bus Driver Is Second Pedestrian to Die on Avenue U in Three Days (News
    • SI Ped Killer Unhappy With Media Attention; Sister Arrested for Cover-Up Attempt (News, Post)
    • Upgraded Charges Could Put Det. Kevin Spellman in Jail for 25 Years (City Room)
    • Council Member Elizabeth Crowley Blames Unsafe Street for Middle Village School Bus Crash (News)
    • Bronx Business Owners Tacitly Approve of TEA Vehicle Vandalism (News)
    • Union Rep, Teen Passenger Report Chronic Fare-Beating on Bx12 Select (AMNY)

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