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    • Schumer Pushes Cuomo to Talk Tappan Zee Tolls Before TIFIA Approval (Newsday)
    • Metro-North to Penn Station Will Be Included in MTA's Next Capital Program (Observer)
    • Goldman Sachs Ferries, Dormant for Two Years, Now Open to Public (NYT)
    • Vincent Gentile Wants Parking Meters Suspended Along With Alternate-Side Parking (Post)
    • DOT Trumpets Bridge Rebuild on Belt Parkway, Including Multi-Use Path (Advance, Gazette)
    • Cliffhanger for Too-Close-to-Call Queens Council District Seat (News)
    • NYPD's New Tow Policy: "Motorists Have Had Enough Warning Not to Park on Sidewalks" (Gazette)
    • Struggle Over Direction of 125th Street Garage Development (DNA)
    • New MetroCard That Holds Cash and Time-Based Passes Has Flaws (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Christie Vows to Rebuild Major Shore Road; NJ DOT Says It Will Be a Complete Street (TransNatWSJ)
    • Why Are School Buses Yellow? You Can Thank a New Yorker (NYT)

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