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    • After Restoring Small Express Bus Routes, MTA Cuts Service on Packed 1 and 6 Trains (News)
    • Corey Kilgannon Confirms Darkest Suspicions About NY Times Windshield Perspective
    • Drunk Driver Killed Clara Heyworth, 28, in Fort Greene Earlier This Week (The Local, Observer)
    • Bklyn Paper Completely Mangles the Story About Jim Walden's Desperate Subpoena Gambit
    • Gothamist, Post Pick Up Laurence Renard Travesty - $500 Fine For Killing Pedestrian With Right of Way
    • People You Share the Road With: Road Rage Fight Escalates Into Fatal Shooting in Queens (Post)
    • Caught on Tape: Corvette Driver Peels Off From Scene of Wreck on Grand Concourse (Animal NY)
    • Walk Signal Goes Haywire in Kensington, Gets Fixed; Rest of Coney Island Ave Still Terrifying (News)
    • Parking Rates Rise to $8/Day at S.I. Ferry Terminal; Commuters Evaluate Their Options (NY1)
    • At Least the Surface of NYC Sidewalks Will Remain an Ad-Free Zone (NYT)

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