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  • With One Week Until the Primary, Final Dem Mayoral Debate Is Tonight (WSJ, NYT)
  • Vitullo-Martin: Make NYC More Livable By Building Housing Near Transit (NYT)
  • MTA Beefing Up Off-Peak L Train Service (NY1)
  • Daily News Goes for a Citi Bike Spin With Sal Albanese
  • 2nd Ave Sagas Asks: Where Are the Big Transit Ideas This Election Season?
  • Someone Needs to Tell U.S. Open Players About the LIRR (NYT, Cap’n Transit)
  • On Average, Public-Private Partnerships Cost More Than Traditional Procurement (MTR)
  • War Metaphors About Bike-Ped Tension in the Post? Yawn
  • Cops Arrest Bronx Hit-and-Run Killer (Post)
  • Police Officer Injured By Driver on Rockaway Boulevard; Charges Unknown (Post)
  • Damned Bike Lanes (News)

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