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    • Barclays Center On-Site Parking Mostly Empty (NYT, AYR)
    • Looks Like Marty Golden Still Opposes Speed Cams Because He Thinks They Don't Work (NY1)
    • Prendergast Confirmation Stonewalled by L.I. Penn Station Worries (2nd Avenue Sagas, News 12)
    • Hit-And-Run Driver Injures Woman on Bike in Ditmas Park (DNA, News 12, Ditmas Park Corner)
    • Mother and Baby Injured by Curb-Jumping Driver Released From Hospital (News)
    • Hasidim for Bikes Call on Levin to Bring Bike-Share to South Williamsburg (News)
    • CBS 2 Camps Out at Broken Bike-Share Station, Talks With Users and Tech Support
    • Petrosino Square: E-Mails Show Struggle Over What Used to Be Traffic Lane (Downtown Express 1, 2)
    • Greenfield, Vacca, Quinn Hail Passage of Muni-Meter Receipt Law (Advance)
    • A Plaza Is Coming to Dumbo This Summer (Brownstoner)
    • Looking for Votes in the "Forgotten Borough," Lhota Supports R Train to Staten Island (CapNY)

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