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    • Alexander Martinez, 37, Killed by Hit-and-Run Driver While Commuting to Work by Bike (Post)
    • Francisco Camacho, 59, Killed While Walking Cross Bay Blvd; "No Criminality Suspected" (DNA)
    • Off-Duty NYPD Cop Charged with DWI, Leaving Scene After Queens Crash, No Injuries (DNA)
    • Eight Injured in Nine-Car Crash on Williamsburg Bridge, Closing Manhattan-Bound Lanes (Gothamist)
    • DOT Takes Back LES Curbside Bus Permit After Chin, Silver, Squadron Complain (DNA, Lo-Down, NY1)
    • FHWA Gives OK to Tappan Zee Bridge Environmental Review (CapTon, Times Union, CapNY, News)
    • NYC Business Leader Kathy Wylde: Cuomo Can Pay for TZB With New Fracking Revenues (City & State)
    • More LOOK! Campaign Cab Dooring Coverage: Post, Gothamist, Observer, CapNY, WCBS
    • MTA Announces November Public Hearing Dates for Public Comment on Possible Fare Hike (NY1)
    • Suffolk County Legislature Approves Expansion of Brookhaven Freight Rail Terminal (RPA)
    • Carlton Avenue Bridge Reopens, Connecting Prospect Heights to Fort Greene (AYR)

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