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  • Cuomo OKs Expanding Legal Street Hails With New Class of Cabs (NYT, 2nd Ave Sagas, News 1, 2)
  • MTA Board: Budget’s Too Tight to Restore Any 2010 Service Cuts (NY1)
  • Moody’s Doubts Cuomo Will Find the Money to Make Up for His MTA Funding Cut (Transpo Nation)
  • Truck Driver Hits and Kills 73-Year-Old Man in Gramercy; NYPD: “No Criminality” (DNA)
  • Brooklyn Paper Picks Up the Story of NYPD’s Botched Investigation Into Mathieu Lefevre’s Death
  • Report: NYC Region Pays 72 Percent of NY State Taxes, Receives 58 Percent of Albany Spending (Lohud)
  • Will Cornell’s Roosevelt Island Campus Be an Urban Place or Corbusian Crap? (Cap’n Transit)
  • Ladies and Gentlemen, Your Moment of Schadenfreude (NYT, Post, News, WSJ)
  • …And Then There Was One Amigo (News)
  • Out With Kruger, in With Lew? (Post)

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