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    • With No Action in Albany, Prendergast Warns City Council of MTA Shortfall (News, Capital, Crain's)
    • Driver Jumps Curb in Sunset Park, Critically Injuring 4-Year-Old; No Charges (Post, News, WNBC)
    • Turning Driver Critically Injures Man on UWS (Post, WNBC, DNA); "Police Sources" Blame Ped in News
    • Driver Critically Injures Man Crossing Cropsey Avenue in Gravesend (Bklyn Daily)
    • Passenger Killed, Driver Injured After High-Speed Crown Heights Crash (News, WPIX)
    • TWU Annoyed It Isn't Getting Support From Ydanis Rodriguez for Right of Way Exemption (Post)
    • New Subway Cars Will Replace Ancient Models on the C Train This Summer (News)
    • Police Issue 779 Tickets for Failure to Stop for a School Bus During "Operation Safe Stop" (Advance)
    • The 7 Train Extension Is Almost Here -- For Real This Time! (DNA, Post)
    • Citi Bike Brings In Bike-Share Workers From Other Cities to Finish Repairs (Post, Gothamist)

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