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    • 25 MPH: DOT to Retime Lights (NYT); Astorino Cracks Wise (News); NY1 Turns to Man on Street
    • Cuomo Moves to Use $500 Million From Clean Water Fund for TZB, Despite No OK From EPA (TU)
    • NYPD Driver Injures Girl, 13, in Bronx; Police (News 12), Witnesses (Post) Differ on Major Details
    • DSNY Worker Stephen Frosch Pinned, Killed by Fellow Street Sweeper Driver at Garage (Post, WNBC)
    • Speeding Driver Dies After Crashing Off East Tremont Overpass Onto Bruckner (NewsWABCNews 12)
    • Brooklyn CB 1, DOT Plan Extension of Bike Route Along Metropolitan Avenue (Bklyn Paper)
    • Sidewalks Around BAM Set for Big Streetscape Upgrade (Bklyn Paper)
    • Queens CB 11 Votes 30-3 in Support of Plaza Outside Douglaston LIRR Station (TL)
    • CSX Opposes Upgrades to Its Upstate Tracks That Would Boost Passenger Rail Speeds (TU)
    • Is the 7 Train Extension on the Verge of Another Delay? (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Bringing Vision Zero to Los Angeles: Gelinas Op-Ed in LA Times

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