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    • Republicans, Skelos Poised to Retake Control of State Senate (NYT, News)
    • Weiner: Transit Funding Could Be an Early Casualty Under Speaker Boehner (News)
    • Cuomo Already Preparing His Government-in-Waiting (Post, City Room)
    • MTR, RPA Survey the Transpo Landscape After Election Day
    • Livery Car Congestion Makes for Dangerous Bus Drop-Offs at Queens Center Mall (NY1)
    • You Can Vote on How to Spend $7M for Greenpoint Waterfront Improvements (Bklyn Paper)
    • Roberta Gratz Is Moving From Landmarks Commission to Mayor's Sustainability Panel (City Room)
    • Tony Avella Is Back on the Scene After Taking Out Frank Padavan for Queens State Senate Seat (NY1)
    • Things Could Be Worse; This Guy Could Be Your Mayor (Ebert)
    • David Byrne Discovers That Getting a Parking Perk Is a Piece of Cake (Gothamist)

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