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    • Cuomo Team Mulls Ouster of Shelly Silver, "Master of the Corrupt System" (Post)
    • Lhota: Tolls Are Too High; State Should Give Bridges to City and Increase MTA Subsidy (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Between 2008 and 2010, Downstate NY Bike and Ped Injuries Cost $500 million in ER Bills Alone (MTR)
    • Unlicensed Livery Driver Kills Taja Johnson, 21, Dragging Her for Blocks in Harlem (Post, DNA)
    • Brooklyn Paper Covers Marty Golden's Solidarity With Police Union Against Speed Cams
    • Driver, 85, Injures Four on Mott Haven Sidewalk; Police: "Merely an Accident" (Gothamist, NY1, Post)
    • Denim McLean, 2, Dies Days After Crash; Mother Remains In Coma (News 12, Patch, Post, News)
    • Officers in Unmarked Cruiser Hit, Injure Cyclist; NYPD Sends Him $1,263 Bill for Car Repairs (Post)
    • Pedestrian Improvements on Tap for Webster Avenue in the Bronx (Crain's)
    • Daily News Editorial: Bike New York Should Pay NYPD for Five Boro Ride
    • Will Willets West Cut Down on Flushing Meadows Parking, or Expand It? (Cap'n Transit)
    • Steve Cuozzo's New York vs. LA Boosterism Cites Transit, Bustling Downtown, Pedestrian Life (Post)

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