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    • Tri-State Links Fresh Direct Mitigation to Implementation of Sheridan Recommendations (MTR)
    • Woman Loses Leg on East Tremont Avenue in The Bronx After Driver Swerves Near Her (Post)
    • Off-Duty NYPD Cop Arrested for Bronx April DWI After Investigation (News)
    • Driver Manages To Plow Through Park, Nearly Crash Into Newtown Creek (Gothamist)
    • Washington Heights School Group Applies for Slow Zone, With Support From Electeds (News)
    • Cass Sunstein Hails Uber (Bloomberg)
    • Daily News Wants to Know What's Up With Bike-Share Station Outages
    • Brownstoner Queens Is Already Asking About Bike-Share Expansion
    • Instead of Expanding Bus Terminal Capacity, NYC Is Pushing Bus Permits to the Curb (Bowery Boogie)
    • Coney Island Business Group Wants City to Subsidize Ferry Service to Manhattan (Bklyn Daily)
    • StreetEasy and Related See How Bikes Can Help Sell Real Estate (DNA)

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