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    • In Debate, de Blasio Turns Lukewarm on Pedestrian Plazas (NYT, CapNY)
    • 2nd Avenue Sagas: The Jury Isn't Out on Plazas, But It Is on the Mayoral Candidates
    • More Coverage of CB 10's Fourth Avenue Vote in Bay Ridge from Bklyn Paper, News
    • Driver Dies After Crash With Tractor-Trailer in Canarsie (News, Post, WABC, WNBC)
    • New Video and a Ninth Arrest in Motorcycle-SUV Assault Case (News, Post)
    • Hudson River Greenway Through Riverside Park Set to Receive Upgrades (DNA)
    • Bklyn Spoke Would Like to Remind CBS 2 Reporters to Accurately Describe What's on Camera
    • 2nd Avenue Sagas Takes A Deeper Look at MTA's 20-Year Wish List
    • Mario Cuomo Joins Fight Against East 91st Street Waste Transfer Station (News)
    • Metropolitan Diary Has a Tale of Courteous Driving in Midtown (NYT)

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