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    • MTA May Connect Metro-North to Penn Station, Build Four New Bronx Stations (Bx Times)
    • LI Bus Deal: Six Routes Could Be Cut, Along With Deep Cuts to Remaining Lines (Newsday)
    • Cops Think Union Head Not Supportive Enough of Ticket Fixing (Post)
    • Drunk Driver Flips Car Into Center of Frederick Douglass Circle (DNAinfo)
    • Cabbie Drives Onto Madison Avenue Sidewalk, One Injured (DNAinfo)
    • "The First Decade of the Bicycle Wars"? Please, No. (NYT)
    • City Ends Discount For Guilty Pleas on Parking Tickets; Vacca Outraged (Post)
    • Brooklyn Businesses Say No One Told Them About Nostrand Ave. SBS Plans (Sheepshead Bites)
    • Developers Pitch Subway Access in Selling Queens Plaza Apartments (WSJ)
    • How The Press Covers a Cycling Fatality in Toronto (Toronto Star)

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