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    • Quinn and Kelly Sources Say She Would Keep Him at NYPD (Post)
    • Nothing But a Traffic Ticket for Truck Driver Who Killed 11-Year-Old Boy in Queens (Gothamist)
    • Bay Ridge Drunk Driver Intentionally Hits Four Outside Nightclub, Injuring One Critically (News)
    • Red Light Camera Tickets and Parking Summonses Down in 2012 (Post)
    • MTA Still Opposed to Platform Screen Doors, But Evaluating Them After Recent Deaths (TransNat)
    • MTA Unveils Real-Time Subway App; Lhota: "Subway Time" for All Lines in 3 Years (WSJ 1, 2, CapNY)
    • It's Official: Lhota's Resignation Took Effect Yesterday; Ferrer Is Acting MTA Chair (NY1)
    • Will Candidate Lhota Be Guiliani 2.0, or Something Else? (NYT)
    • Climate Change: S.I. Wheel to Be Raised Two Feet; 2,200 Parking Spaces Still Planned (Advance)
    • In Year-End Letters Wrap-up, Daily News Highlights Reader Advocating Violence Against Cyclists

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