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    • Woman, 50, Killed by SUV Driver in East New York; No Arrests (WNBC)
    • Sandy Fallout Could Last Years for MTA (NYT, WNYC, Post)
    • The Story of a Staten Island MTA Crew That Barely Escaped Sandy (WSJ)
    • Rachel Weinberger and AAA's Robert Sinclair Talk Transit, Truck Traffic, Bike Lanes on WNYC
    • Driver Smashes Parked Car in Oakland Gardens, Post Doesn't Mention Any Arrests or Tickets
    • SI GOP Council Candidate Wants Longer Left Turn Lanes on Hylan Boulevard (Advance)
    • DCP Talks About Widening Richmond Terrace to Include Bikeways and Wider Sidewalks (Advance)
    • News Picks Up Story on Pulaski Bridge Bikeway Study Nearing Completion
    • Atlantic Cities Looks Back at the Old Penn Station

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