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    • Brooklynites: Let's Get the Cars Out of Prospect Park (NewsPost)
    • The Times' Tappan Zee Commentary Fawns Over Cuomo's Greenwashing
    • While the Post Lays Out Why a Transit-Free Bridge Is Unacceptable
    • Tri-State: What's Going On With NY State's Shifting Traffic Projections for the New Tappan Zee?
    • Lappin's Fine for Riding an E-Bike: $1,000; Fine for Killing With a Car: $500 (GothamistDNA)
    • How Can the MTA Reverse the Trend of Declining Bus Ridership? (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Every Week, Two American Kids Are Killed By Drivers Backing Over Them (NYT)
    • Cop Crashes Patrol Car Into East New York Sidewalk, Arrested for Driving Drunk (NewsNYT)
    • Five Injured in Eastern Parkway Crash Yesterday Afternoon (DNA)
    • Gowanus Whole Foods: Read All About It (Bklyn Paper, Post, NYT)
    • Brooklyn Spoke Gives His Take on the Prospect Park Loop Plan

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