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    • MTA Pays for Labor Agreements With Cuts to Capital Plan (WSJ, NY1, News, Bloomberg, Post)
    • Things Will Get Worse at Port Authority Bus Terminal Before They Get Better (CapNY, AMNY)
    • Flushing Commons Developer: Parking Mandates Hamstrung Projects in Neighborhood (YIMBY)
    • Uptown Residents Fed Up With Finger-Pointing Over Upkeep of 191st Street Station Tunnel (DNA)
    • Man in Critical Condition After His Own Van Runs Over Him at St. Albans Gas Station (WNBC, News)
    • Wrong-Way Cyclist Sends Pedestrian to Hospital With Serious Head Injury in Village (Gothamist)
    • Daily News Wishes Investor REQX Best of Luck in Righting Citi Bike's Operations
    • Morgan Pehme: There Should Be Borough-by-Borough Deputy Mayors for Planning (C&S)
    • Forest City Ratner Could Be Planning Residential Towers on Top of Atlantic Center Mall (AYR)
    • Parking Lot to Become Housing in South Slope. Where's the Outrage? (Brownstoner, South Slope News)

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