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    • Hundreds of Cops Protest Tix Fix Indictments, Attacking DAs and Welfare Recipients (NYT)
    • Outside the Bronx, DAs Won't Touch Tix Fix Scandal (Post)
    • Siblings Climb Out of Cross-Bronx Crash, Get Knocked Off Overpass By Moving Car (NYTNews)
    • Two Off-Duty Cops Busted for DWI (Post)
    • Previewing Joe Lhota's Confirmation Hearing: "Payroll Tax" and "Forensic Audit" (LoHud)
    • East Harlem Streets Sapped of Vitality By Sealed-Up Buildings (NYT)
    • Upstate Senator's 88-Year-Old Aunt Killed in Hit-and-Run (CapTon)
    • Greg Meeks Spent $7K in Campaign Funds to Fix His Mercedes Convertible (Post)
    • NYT: Honking Is For Safety, And Nothing Else
    • MTA May Cut Bus Service to Avoid Halloween Mayhem (News)
    • Cuomo to Host "Taxi Summit" to Forge Borough Taxi Compromise (Post)
    • Nyack Trustee: Tappan Zee Plan "10 Steps Forward, 55 Years Back" (Nyack News/Views)
    • After FDNY Seizes Generators, Occupy Wall Street Turns to Pedal Power (NYT)

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