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    • Top Dems Urge Thompson to Concede (NYT, News)
    • Christie Backs Billion Dollar PATH Extension to Newark Airport (Crain's)
    • Bloomberg and JSK Talk Street Redesigns With Fast Company
    • What Tri-State Wants to Hear From Mayoral Candidates Before the General (MTR)
    • Planning Commission Approves Gigantic Ferris Wheel/Parking Complex for SI (ObserverCBS)
    • StreetsPAC-Backed Kirsten John Foy Trails By 94 Votes With Absentee, Paper Ballots Uncounted (DNA)
    • Driver Seriously Injures Four People Outside Maspeth School This Morning (DNA)
    • MTA Bus Driver Strikes Woman in West Harlem (DNA)
    • MTA Starts Running More Q103 Buses on the Western Queens Waterfront This Week (DNA)
    • Who Says Citi Bikes Are Clunky? (Animal)

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