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    • Nily Rozic: Congested, Dangerous Streets of Eastern Queens Need BRT (News)
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Strikes Two Teenagers on Baychester Ave in the Bronx, Killing One (News)
    • Unlicensed SUV Driver Kills Man, Injures Woman at Lexington and 62nd Saturday Night (PostNews)
    • How Does Transit Access to Jobs Compare Across NYC Neighborhoods? NYU Runs the Numbers (WSJ)
    • North Jersey Revolts Against Proposal to End Overnight PATH Service (NYT)
    • Kabak: The Real Story Is That Christie/Cuomo Vetoed Port Reform in the Dead of Night (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Momentum Builds for Greenway Linking Eastern Queens and Nassau (DNA)
    • Rory Lancman and Eric Ulrich Oppose 12-Year Term Limits for Community Boards (QChron)
    • Uber Adds Ex-Cuomo Spokesperson Matt Wing to Growing Roster of Political Operatives (News)
    • A Traffic Fix for Borough Park? Try Putting an End to Subsidized Free Parking (Jewish Voice)
    • Next City Looks at the Reclamation of Times Square From Cars

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