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    • Cuomo Unveils $4.9 Billion Transit "Resiliency" Plan; Funding Uncertain (News, Advance)
    • London News Editor on Bike-Share: "Stick With It Through the Twists and Turns" (News)
    • For Third Straight Year, More People Moved to NYC Than Left; Population Hits Record 8.4 Million (NYT)
    • Latest Atlantic Yards EIS Proposes Reducing Parking, Once at 3,670 Spaces, to 1,200 (AYR)
    • Van Bramer Waits on Citi Bike: "This Is a Successful Bike-Share Program Alta Has Mismanaged" (Chron)
    • CM Rodriguez Bill Would Allow Alternate-Side Drivers to Park After Sweeper Passes (Gotham Gazette)
    • Higher EMS Response Times Caused by New Calculating Method, Not Traffic (CapNY, Post, News)
    • After Two Deaths, Neill Avenue in Morris Park Will Get Stop Light (Bx Times)
    • Driver of Empty MTA Bus Rear-Ends Dump Truck on Queensboro Bridge (Post)
    • Commanding Officer of Brooklyn's 88th Precinct Moves to Take Over Nearby 81st Precinct (DNA)
    • Damned Bike Lanes (WCBS)

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