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    • Juliana Busto, 22, Killed in Sunnyside Crosswalk; "No Criminality Suspected" (Times Ledger, Post, News)
    • Bloomberg Blames Golden, Felder, Skelos for Budget Without Speed Cams (NYT, Gotham Gazette, NY1)
    • Wait, Don't All Business Owners Have Knee-Jerk Reactions Against Livable Streets? (NYT)
    • TA Calls on Mayoral Candidates to Step Up for Street Safety (News)
    • MTA Board Member Cappelli: Bulk of Bonus Revenue Should Go to Restore or Expand Service (News)
    • Citing Penn Station Needs, Stringer Says City Should Reject MSG Request (News, DNA, Crain's)
    • Cuomo Signs TZB Environmental Agreement With Riverkeeper and Scenic Hudson (LoHud, Newsday)
    • $83 Million for 1,100 More Parking Spaces at LGA? No Problem, Says Port Authority (Times Ledger)
    • Sandy Recovery Package Includes $22 Million for Ferry Services (Post, News)
    • Community Affairs Chief Gets Promotion to NYPD's Top Uniformed Job (News, Post)

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