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    • City Hall Talking With Yankees About Soccer Stadium Deal on Failed Parking Garage (CapNY)
    • State DOT Sidesteps Key Funding and Policy Issues in Complete Streets Report (MTR)
    • SUV Driver Crashes Head-On Into MTA Express Bus on First Avenue in Midtown, Injuring Two (WNBC)
    • MTA to Repair Long-Closed Subway Entrance at Dyckman Street, Make Building Owner Pay (DNA)
    • Anti-Carriage Group Releases Electric Car Design; Tabloids Are Unimpressed (WNYC, Post, News)
    • NYU to Monitor Pedestrian Traffic (But Not Parking?) at Hudson Yards (Crain's)
    • Architects Design Futuristic Development Above Woodside LIRR Station for Competition (Post, Curbed)
    • NYT Covers TLC's Request for Information on Black Boxes and Anti-Speeding Tech
    • A Look at the Robert Moses Plan to Build a Highway Through Washington Square Park (Ephemeral NY)

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