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    • Family of Seven, From Grandparents to Three-Year-Old, Dead in Bronx River Parkway Crash (NYT)
    • ...Surviving Family Mourns, Day After One Victim's First Communion (News)
    • Taxi Driver Kills Pedestrian Who Fell Down Crossing Sixth Avenue in Soho (PostDNAinfo)
    • Restoring Two-Way Traffic to Liberty Avenue Boosts Safety and Business (Queens Courier)
    • Cars Leave No Room For Commerce On Curbside and Sidewalk (Crain's)
    • Tentative Details Emerging About Bike-Share Pricing, Time Limits (Bklyn Spoke)
    • Police Suspect No Criminality In Police Car Crash, Three Injured (DNAinfo)
    • Exact Shade of Green Selected for Borough Taxis (NYT)
    • Op-Ed: Construction Fraud Is No Isolated Occurrence (News)

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