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    • Steve Levin Says Marty Golden Is Single-Handedly Holding Up Speed Cameras (Bklyn Paper)
    • Sensible Speed Cam Coverage From the Daily News; More on 2012 Fatals From TransNat
    • Sook-Ja Kim, 63, Killed by Motorist on Mosholu Parkway; No Known Charges (DNA)
    • Snow-Related or Speed-Related? One Dead, Seven Injured in Two Crashes Last Night (Post)
    • Motorist Seriously Injures Teenager on Parkside; Woman Dragged by Driver on Third (Bklyn Paper)
    • Sentencing Drag-Race Killer, Judge Denounces Vehicular Violence From the Bench (Post, News)
    • Stop Light Coming Near Site Where Mike Rogalle Was Killed by Curb-Jumping Driver (DNA)
    • DOT Plans Bike Lanes and Corrals for Park Slope, Gowanus, and Waterfront District (DNA)
    • Kips Bay Street-to-Park Conversion Starts Soon (DNA)
    • Planning Commission Approves Willets Point Development (Times Ledger)
    • Bus Line Owner Plans Service From Harlem to Fill Fung Wah Gap (DNA)
    • State Grant In Hand, Trust for Public Land Issues RFP for QueensWay Feasibility Study (DNA, SAS)

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