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    • How Are Three New Yorkers Killed by Curb-Jumping Drivers in One Day? The Times Barely Notices
    • Olga Rivera, 65, Was Killed on Her Birthday on East Harlem Sidewalk (DNA, Post)
    • Senior Severely Injured by Driver While Crossing Hylan Boulevard (Advance)
    • Ariel Russo's Father Is Not Impressed by His Daughter's Killer Blaming Her Death on Potholes (WPIX)
    • NYPD Rumor Mill: De Blasio Talked With Kelly Deputy (PostNYT); Bratton In the Mix, Too (News)
    • By 2020, the Private Carting Trucks Running People Over Won’t Be as Dirty as They Are Now (NYT)
    • City Island Residents File Lawsuit Against City Over Bridge Replacement Project (WCBS)
    • MTA Testing Flood Hatches That Can Seal Off Ventilation Grates in Low-Lying Areas (WSJ)
    • Sandy Damage to Test Track Delays Train Control Upgrade on 7 Line to Flushing (2nd Avenue Sagas)
    • Schumer Stumps for Transit  Tax Benefit (Crain's, News), Slams Christie for Canceling ARC (CapNY)
    • Bike Snob Picks Apart the "Everybody's a Little Right" Attitude to Traffic Conflicts

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