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    • Does This Mean Ray Kelly Is Running For Mayor? (Observer)
    • 12 of 14 Queens Council Members Support Garodnick Bill For Bar Codes on Placards (QChron)
    • Kruger Corruption Case Taints Developer Forest City Ratner (NYT, Post 1, 2)
    • A Better Name for Brooklyn CB 18 Might Be "The Carl Kruger Neighborhood Clubhouse" (Bklyn Paper)
    • Tappan Zee In Worse Shape Than Thought, Jacking Up Cost of Repairs (LoHud)
    • State Suspends License of Casino Bus Driver Ophadell Williams (NYT)
    • Van Catches Fire in Midtown, Possibly From Bomb (Gothamist)
    • No One Comes Out Looking Good in This Unicycles-on-the-Sidewalk Lawsuit (News)
    • Residents of Staten Island's South Shore Want Better Bus Service, Ferries (SILive)
    • Noisy, Double-Parked FreshDirect Trucks Anger Upper West Siders (NY1)

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