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    • The State Senate Is One Seat Away From Flipping to the GOP (Crain's)
    • Jay Walder on the 2nd Ave Subway and Maintaining the MTA's System (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Video: Dov Hikind Rages Against Pedestrian Safety in Borough Park (Gothamist)
    • More Hysteria About Ped Refuges From Marcia Kramer and the Post
    • DA Vance Is Looking For Witnesses to Fatal West Side Hit-and-Run (News, DNAInfo)
    • Witness Testimony Begins in Trial of DWI Driver Who Killed Pregnant Woman in Midtown (DNAInfo)
    • Walder Promises to Minimize Impact of Subway Construction on 2nd Ave Businesses (NY1)
    • NIMBYs Demand Justification For 2nd Ave Subway Entrance in Front of Their Building (Post)
    • New Research From Australia: Drivers, Not Cyclists, Cause Most Risk for Cyclists (Bike Radar)
    • Sensationalism 101: Compare News Coverage of Street Sign Story to NY1

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