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    • Man Who Used Car As Weapon in Bronx Hit-and-Run Faces Attempted Murder Charges (DNA)
    • Driver Injures Three Women, One Critically, Beneath FDR Downtown (GothamistDNA)
    • Driver Smashes Jeep Into Ozone Park Pizzeria (Forum)
    • State, Brookfield Point Fingers Over Downtown Greenway Closure Begun in 2007 (Downtown Express)
    • Without Work Rule Reform, LIRR Union Deal Is Nothing to Celebrate (PlaNYourCity)
    • Ticketed for Driving in the Bus Lane Multiple Times? It's OK: City Will Cancel All But One (Bklyn Paper)
    • Citi Bike Working With Cornell Data Scientist to Improve Rebalancing (CityLab)
    • Precinct Begins Towing Illegally-Parked Big Rigs in Marine Park and Mill Basin (Bklyn Daily)
    • City Begins Work to Replace Walkway Linking Hamilton Beach With Train Station (Forum)
    • Sheepshead Bay Leaders Want TLC to Ticket Illegally-Parked Cabbies at Subway Station (Bklyn Daily)
    • "He Was Tired Of Walking, So He Stole a Car" (Advance)

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