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    • Tour Bus Driver Kills Woman, 68, on Amsterdam Ave (Post, News, DNA, West Side Rag)
    • Lancman on His Efforts to Weaken Right of Way Law: "We're Not Weakening the Law" (AMNY)
    • Cuomo Nominates Former Aide Steve Cohen to Port Authority Board (WSJ, News)
    • Moody's: Less Traffic on Port Authority Crossings Threatens Finances (Capital)
    • Move NY Makes Its Case to the Staten Island Advance (1, 2)
    • Bed Stuy Restoration Corporation Gets Funding to Promote Bike-Share Use (DNA)
    • Constantinides Plans Meeting to Discuss Ferry Service Slated for Astoria (DNA)
    • NYPD's Zach Tumin Talks Social Media and Open Data (Capital)
    • NJ Transit Riders Getting Socked With Higher Fares as Gas Tax Stays Flat (MTR)
    • Avella Bill to Outlaw Passing in the Parking Lane Would Actually Legalize It (TU)
    • A History of Car-Free Streets in Bay Ridge (Hey Ridge)

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