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By
Brad Aaron
8:55 AM EDT on June 20, 2014
- More on Passage of 25 MPH Bill: News 1, 2; Capital; CBS; AP
- De Blasio and City Council Settle on Budget, Add 200 Police (Capital, AP, Post, News, AMNY)
- TLC Telematics Pilot Will Include Taxi Speed Governors and Cameras (Post)
- Cuomo Official Defends Appropriation of Clean Water Funds to Finance Tappan Zee (LoHud)
- Trottenberg: Central Park Must Be Open to Cars Because Traffic (WNYC)
- Bed-Stuy Collision Ends With Private Trash Hauler Inside Corner Deli; Eight Injured (News, CBS)
- Better Bus Service for Woodhaven Boulevard? Parking, Says CB 9 Transpo Chair (Queens Courier)
- City Shuts Down Film Shoots in Long Island City Over Parking Complaints (News, DNA)
- Next City: De Blasio’s Affordable Housing Plan Is About Resiliency, Too
- 88th Precinct, Covering Fort Greene and Clinton Hill, Pays Attention to Bike Thefts (DNA)
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Brad Aaron began writing for Streetsblog in 2007, after years as a reporter, editor, and publisher in the alternative weekly business. Brad adopted New York's dysfunctional traffic justice system as his primary beat for Streetsblog. He lives in Manhattan.
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