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    • What Did State Senate Republicans Get in Exchange for Letting the MTA Borrow More Money? (AP)
    • Problem for Car Makers: MTV Marketers Can't Make Driving Less Miserable and Expensive (NYT)
    • After Just Two Months, 10 Percent of S.I. Bus Riders Use MTA BusTime (TransNat)
    • Two Cops Hospitalized After Livery Cab Driver Collides With Police Cruiser (Post)
    • Wouldn't It Be Great If the News Devoted This Much Space to the Thousands of Injuries on NYC Streets?
    • Scandal! Crack Investigators at the Post Expose Bell-Less Central Park Bike Rental
    • CB 15 Chair: Don't Even Think of Making Southern Brooklyn Streets Safer (Sheepshead Bites)
    • Meet Matt Green, Soon to Be the Only Person to Experience Every NYC Street Firsthand (NYT)
    • Five Years Ago, You Never Would Have Seen This on Grand Street (Bklyn Spoke)
    • Kind Streets (NYT)

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