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    • Election Results: Bob Turner Takes Weiner's Seat, Dem Machine Wins 54th Assembly District (NYT 1, 2)
    • Van Driver Kills East Harlem Man Crossing 125th Street, Three Blocks From Home (DNAinfo)
    • Taxi Industry Keeps Livery Cab Bill Off Cuomo's Desk, Convinces Sponsor To Chop By Two-Thirds (Post)
    • MTA Spends $500K Just to Study Repairs on Barely-Used Port Jervis Line (Transpo Nation)
    • You Won't Have Marty Markowitz to Kick Around Anymore (Post)
    • Who's Out of Touch With NYers on Bike Policy: City Hall or the Observer?
    • The New York Times Ongoing Search for Anti-Bike Cranks Goes International
    • TWU Storms MTA Lobby For Rally as Labor Negotiations Commence (News)
    • Livery Cab Driver Hits and Kills Man Running Across FDR Drive (DNAinfo)
    • College-Bound Hit-And-Run Victim Defies Odds With Return to Health (News)
    • Cops Take Taxi Door Home as Trophy After 34th Street Smash-Up With Cab (Post)

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