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    • Cy Vance, 19th Precinct Deny Responsibility for Enforcing Elle's Law (DNAinfo)
    • Citizen Activism Wins Stronger Charges Against Jason King's Killer (Gothamist)
    • Steven Levin Gets Behind Boerum Hill 20 MPH Plan (Post)
    • Letters to Editor Hit Back at Daily News Anti-DOT Smear Job Editorial (News)
    • 375 Queens Express Bus Riders Sign Petition to Restore Service (WPIX)
    • With Parking Rules Back in Effect, Ticket Blitz Nets City $500K (City Room)
    • ... But City Has Lost $7.5 Million From Parking Rule Suspensions (WSJ)
    • Pedestrian Killed After Unshoveled Islip Sidewalk Near LIRR Forces Him Into Street (WPIX)
    • City Council Blizzard Bills Include Crosswalk Clearance (News)
    • Nicole Gelinas: If Wealthy CT Wouldn't Invest in Trains During Boom Years, When Will We? (Post)

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