Today’s Headlines
- Bus Time to Launch in Bklyn and Queens, Final Two Boros, "In The Next Several Weeks" (TL, Courier)
- Dominic Whilby of Georgia Charged With Manslaughter for Crash That Killed MTA Bus Driver (WABC)
- In Unanimous Vote, Manhattan CB 7 Says Drivers Who Kill or Injure Should Face Consequences (DNA)
- Man Killed in Atlantic Avenue Hit-and-Run Last Week Identified as Ruben Rivera, 81 (WABC)
- City Agencies Don't Clear Sidewalks, Leaving Bronxites Slipping and Sliding Near Subway (NYT, WCBS)
- Plow Drivers Who Knocked Man Over Face Disciplinary Action; Victim May Sue City (WNBC, WPIX)
- Assembly Member Markey Meets With DOT, NYPD on Grand Avenue Pedestrian Safety (Gazette)
- School Bus and Car Drivers Crash in Ditmas Park; 16 With Minor Injuries (Ditmas Park Corner, News)
- WPIX Turns to People on Street for Insight Into Brooklyn CB 3's Vote Against Slow Zone
- Polly Trottenberg Has Settled in Cobble Hill (Bklyn Paper)
- Like NYC, Suffolk County Executive Makes Push for 20 Speed Cams in School Zones (Newsday, WCBS)
- Legislator Writes Constituent, Blames His Mom for Biking and Getting Hit by Driver (WCBS via Facebook)
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