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    • De Blasio Still Far Ahead of Lhota in Polls; Latest Q Poll Puts Race at 68-24 (NYT, News)
    • Angel Figueroa, 74, Killed by Three Drivers in Bronx; One Left Scene (WNBC, WABC, Bronx Times, Post)
    • TPL Commissions QueensWay Poll, Finds Three-Quarters of Queens Residents Like the Idea (News)
    • WABC and WCBS Follow the Post in Seeking Out Anti-Bike Businesses on Amsterdam Avenue
    • Undercover Cop, Seen Smashing SUV Window in Motorcycle Assault, Will Not Testify (Post, WCBS)
    • All Eyes on Dan Garodnick As Bloomberg Races to Have Council Approve East Midtown Rezoning (NYT)
    • Crain's: Flushing Crossing Developer's "First Priority" Under EDC Deal Is to "Maintain Parking Capacity"
    • NYC Uses Car-Share Tech for 600 Cars in 25,000-Vehicle Fleet (News)
    • Andrea Bernstein Got Dockblocked Yesterday for Nearly an Hour (WNYC)
    • NYCHA Residents: 5 Percent of NYC Population; Less Than 1 Percent of Citi Bike Members (DNA)
    • John Forester, Saying Bike Lanes "Oppress Cyclists," Kicks Off NYT "Debate" on Rules of the Road

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