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    • If NYC Can Make a Bus Lane on the Manhattan Bridge for the DNC, Why Not Every Day? (Post)
    • A Third of All NJ-NYC Commuters Go Thru Cramped, Run-Down Port Authority Bus Terminal (WNYC)
    • The NYT High-Speed Rail Story Was a Disgrace (Time)
    • Most NY Voters Think Albany Corruption's a Problem, Are Oblivious to Corruption Fighting (AP)
    • This Can't Be an Improvement Over Walking the Beat (Post)
    • The Church Ave B/Q Station Could Use a Facelift (Bklyn Paper, Ditmas Park Corner)
    • Local BID Wants Cars With City Placards Out of Westchester Square (BxTimes)
    • How Good Is the MTA at Communicating Service Changes? (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Off-Duty Firefighter Charged With DWI on Staten Island (Advance)
    • Rockaway Ferry Subsidy Adds Up to $30 Per Ride (QChron)

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