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    • Guv Gives a Shout-Out to Pedro Espada's Bridge Toll Proposal (TDP)
    • Full Board to Vote on Revised MTA Cuts (NY1)
    • Metro-North Looking for Station Site on the Upper West Side (LoHud)
    • Norm Oder Breaks Down the MTA's Role in Propping Up Atlantic Yards
    • John Liu Announces Task Force to Reform Community Benefits Agreements (NYO)  
    • Bloomberg Rezoning Spree Isn't Doing Much for Residential Densities (NYT)
    • Brooklyn Bridge Park Is Open (Post, City Room)
    • DOE Set to Renew Contracts With Suspect School Bus Companies (Post)
    • Cab Fare Fraud Maybe Not So Widespread After All (NYT)
    • Jamaica Pols, Merchants Not Opposed to All Parking Enforcement (News)
    • No Charges for Livery Cab Driver Who Hospitalized Bronx Mom and Son (News, NY1, Post)
    • James Molinaro: More Pavement, Wider Intersections Will Help SI's "Traffic Problem" (NY1)

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