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8:57 AM EDT on September 27, 2013

    • Climate Scientists: Time's Running Out to Get Fossil Fuel Emissions Under Control (NYT)
    • Escalade Driver Kills 5-Year-Old Girl in Sunset Park; NYPD: "No Criminality" (PostNews, DNA)
    • Queens Residents Revive Push to Overhaul the Boulevard of Death (DNA)
    • Lawyer for Midtown Sidewalk Crash Victim: "What We Want Is Justice for Sian" (Post)
    • Sweet JSK Profile From Jason Gay in WSJ
    • Cuomo's Massive, Transit-less Tappan Zee One Step Closer to Securing Federal Loan (WNYC)
    • Gale Brewer: "Manhattan Has to Figure Out How to Address Smart Growth" (DNA)
    • Speeding Driver Who Critically Injured 12-Year-Old Also Had Invalid License (Bklyn Paper)
    • Police Say Skateboarder Died After Hitching Onto Box Truck, Falling Under Wheels (News)
    • Scenes From Yesterday's Hellish Metro-North Commute (WSJ)

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