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    • Crisis Averted: Cuomo Wrestles LIRR and Union to Ground With His Bare Hands (NYT, News, CapNY)
    • At Last, the Tappan Zee Bridge Financing Plan Has Been Revealed! (MTR, TU)
    • Thruway Chair: More Tappan Zee Lanes Mean More Cars to Pay for Bridge (Crain's)
    • Amtrak CEO: Be "Very Concerned" About Perilous Condition of Hudson Rail Tunnels (CapNY)
    • Meanwhile, in Hong Kong: Former MTA Chief Walder Exits Early Over Rail Project Delay (SCMP)
    • Coach Bus Smashes Scaffolding in Hell's Kitchen, Resulting in Minor Injuries (Post, PIX, DNA, WCBS)
    • News Wants Better Access to Randall's Island; A New Greenway From the Bronx Opens Soon (DNA)
    • Downtown Electeds: WTC Memorial Plaza Should Not Close to Peds at 9 p.m. (Tribeca Trib)
    • EDC: Greenpoint Ferry Should Be Back Within a Week, Just in Time for G Train Shutdown (DNA)
    • Riverdale Press Mistakenly Believes Alt-Side Bill Would Magically Create More Parking
    • Forget the Housing Crisis: This Woman Needs Her Park Slope Food Co-op Parking (Bklyn Paper)

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