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    • Bill Bratton, 16 Years Off Force, Still Gets a Parking Placard From NYPD (Post)
    • City Plans to Cut 500 Cars From Municipal Fleet (Post)
    • Crain's: MTA Needs New Revenue Beyond the Farebox
    • Even Adding Sidewalk Draws Protest From Pelham Parkway Motorists (News)
    • City Gets Down to Details for Taxi of Tomorrow (NYT)
    • Will Phil Goldfeder Also Support Speeding Cameras? (News)
    • Columnist: Cuomo to Be Remembered For "Bait And Switch" on Tappan Zee (LoHud)
    • Gridlock Sam Toll Plan Draws Radio Silence From Mayoral Candidates (Reuters)
    • Senators from NY, NJ Call For Expedited Review of Bayonne Bridge Raising (Advance)

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