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    • Q Poll Finds New Yorkers Want to Throw the Bums Out in Albany (NYT)
    • Sincere Atkins, 8, Dies of Injuries After Driver Hit Him on Memorial Day (News)
    • Irwin Mayer, 96, Dies of Injuries Caused By Turning Driver Last Month; No Charges (Post, News)
    • Bronx DA Charges Driver for Marble Hill Hit-and-Run That Killed Daniel Cabrera, 38 (DNA)
    • Upper West Side Driver Hits Taxi, Jumps Curb After Police Chase (WCBS, WNBC)
    • TLC Black Box Pilot Launches on 10 Taxis; Will Soon Expand to 40 (Capital, Post, News, WCBS)
    • Carmen Bianco Retires as President of New York City Transit After Two Years (News)
    • The MTA Needs Money, But It Also Needs to Tackle Delays, High Costs of New Projects (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Oscar Chen Is One Very Lucky 4-Year-Old (Post)
    • Bay Ridge Police Precinct Bucks City Trend, Issues Fewer Tickets for Dangerous Driving (Hey Ridge)
    • Lower Manhattan Precinct Reports Surge in Citi Bike Theft (DNA)

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