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By Brad Aaron

8:59 AM EDT on September 14, 2012

Hoylman, Espaillat, Ulrich Win Primaries; Rivera, Huntley, Meng Out (DNA 1, 2, Q Courier, Post, News)
Family of Marilyn Dershowitz Tried in Vain to Get Prosecutors to Charge Driver for Death (Post)
Bloomberg on Lagging U.S. Infrastructure: “We Have Walked Away From Our Future” (CapNY)
Bloomberg Wants a New Health Fight; How About the Top “Accidental” Killer of NYC Kids? (CapNY, Post)
Two Pedestrians in Critical Condition After Motorists Collide in Flatlands (NY1)
Motorist Crashes Into Construction Truck on Major Deegan, Killing 1 (News)
New Villager Column Examines Jessica Dworkin Crash; NYPD: Accidents Happen (DNA)
CB 1 Endorses Residential-Retail Building, Plus Parking, on McGuinness Blvd (DNA, Greenpointers)
Bronx Residents Get a Look at Metro-North Expansion Plans (DNA)
Looks Like the Post Published Half an Editorial on the MTA Funding Crisis
Lower East Side Gets a Life-Size Preview of Proposed Lowline Park (DNA, TransNat)
Vignelli: Paper Subway Maps Don’t Make Sense Anymore (SAS)

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Brad Aaron began writing for Streetsblog in 2007, after years as a reporter, editor, and publisher in the alternative weekly business. Brad adopted New York's dysfunctional traffic justice system as his primary beat for Streetsblog. He lives in Manhattan.

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