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    • Journal News: Tappan Zee Plan "Shortsighted," Planning "Superficial"
    • Staten Island Woman Hit While Crossing Street, Unlikely to Survive (Advance 1, 2)
    • In Cross-Bronx Crash, Sister Saved Boxer's Life Before Dying Herself (News)
    • As Negotiations Continue, MTA Sets Disciplinary Quotas, TWU Threatens Slowdown (PostNews)
    • "Increase Pedestrian Flow" in SoHo? Sean Sweeney Flips Out (NYT)
    • Lew Fidler Still Parking on Borough Hall Sidewalk (Post)
    • Bike-Share Gets a Positive Promo From International Business Times
    • Bridge Authority Toll Hike Takes Effect Today (Post)
    • Gelinas: Tolls Not Enough to Pay for Tappan Zee, So What Will? (Torch)
    • Elevator Crash Gets Citywide Reaction, Traffic Crashes Get Police Obstruction (Drum Major)

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