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    • Elderly Man Bloodied By Cops During Jaywalking Stop Sues City for $5M (WSJNews)
    • Krugman: The Rent Is Too Damn High (NYT)
    • Two-Car Crash Injures Five Pedestrians on Harlem Sidewalk (NBC)
    • Five Family Members Dead in Single-Car Crash Off Southern State Parkway (Post, NYT)
    • Eric Adams: To Keep Seniors Safe on Brooklyn Streets, Add More Crossing Guards (Bklyn Paper)
    • Can You Trust the Post to Accurately Cover Citi Bike's Repair Backlog?
    • It's Easier for Citi Bike to Rebalance With Bike Trailers Than to Send Trucks Into Midtown Traffic (Boogie)
    • Parks Dept Driver Strikes Cyclist in Queens -- We Know This Since a Puppy Was Involved (DNA, FDNY)
    • What's a Good Way to Get the TriBoro Rx Subway Line Started? (Cap'n Transit, 2nd Ave Sagas)
    • "Facelift" for GWB Bus Station Begins Today (CBS)
    • G Train Riders Bemoan Return of G Train (DNA)

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