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    • DOT to Remove Three Fort Hamilton Parkway Ped Islands, Add Painted Median (News)
    • Manhattan CB 12 Endorses Bike Lane Study, Wants What They Have Downtown (DNAinfo)
    • Canal Street Crash: Victim May Not Survive, Police Claim He Turned Into Car's Path (News)
    • MTA Staff Encouraging Upper East Siders to Advocate for Capital Funding (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Tea Leaves: Ward Loyalist Leaves Port Authority (Daily Politics)
    • Queens Residents Remember Anniversary of 2010 Service Cuts (News)
    • Ruiz: Street Hail Plan Makes "Bridge People" Into Real New Yorkers (News)
    • Target of Newest NYPD Ticket Blitz: Food Trucks (NYT)
    • False Alarms Slow MTA Response to Elevator Breakdowns (News)
    • Times Story on European Anti-Car Policies Bolstered With Strong Follow-Ups (Times 1, 2)

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