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    • Jason Williams, 23, Killed in Unsolved Hit-and-Run on Nostrand Avenue in Flatbush (News)
    • Confirming Rumors, Scott Stringer Moves From Mayoral to Comptroller Race (News)
    • Bloomberg Extends Odd-Even Gas Rationing Through Thanksgiving (Post)
    • Paulina Rodriguez, 24, Blew a Stop Sign Before Fatal Queens Crash (News)
    • This Is What It Takes for Prosecutors to Charge a Driver With Vehicular Homicide (NYT)
    • NJ Transit Launches Internal Probe After a Third of Its Rail Fleet Is Destroyed By Sandy (Post)
    • Vote Coming on City Council Redistricting; Vito Lopez Expects a Big Boost (WNYC, Post)
    • Extension of Crosstown Midtown Bike Lanes Presented to CB 4 (Epoch Times)
    • The Bergen Street Bike Lane Is Protected Thanks to Barriers from the 78th Precinct (Beige Inside)

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