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    • A Year After Mathieu Lefevre's Death, Has Anything Changed? (Bklyn Paper)
    • The Math Will Never Add Up for Yankee Stadium Garages (NYT)
    • Queens Tribune Editorial Endorses Tolls for East River Bridges
    • Victor Florio, 76, Walking on Kissena Park Sidewalk, Killed by Hit-and-Run Driver (News)
    • Andrew Schoonover, 31, Killed by Garbage Truck Driver on Upper East Side; No Charges (Post)
    • Livery Cab Driver Kills Unidentified Pedestrian in Highland Park; No Arrests Yet (Post)
    • Brother of Bronx Dooring Victim Blasts NYPD, Which Didn't Notify AIS for More Than a Month (DNA)
    • Sharrows on Fifth Avenue Too Much for Brooklyn Community Board 7 (DNA)
    • Why Are TWU Contract Talks Proceeding So Slowly? (WSJ, SAS)
    • Columnist: Right-on-Red Would Definitely Solve Traffic on Staten Island, Right? (Advance)
    • Tomorrow's the Big Day for TA Advocate to Break Subway-Riding World Record (Post)

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