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    • Hit-and-Run Driver Smashes Into Bronx Restaurant, Killing Boy, 7 (NYT, News, Post, DNA, WNBC)
    • Iris Rhooms, 91, Dies of Injuries Caused by SUV Driver Near Her Brownsville Home (News, WNBC)
    • Francisco Moya Opposes 111th Street Road Diet (DNA)
    • Lee Sander Takes on Rory Lancman for His Opposition to Move NY Toll Reform (Q Chron)
    • New Private Eight-Story Garage to Add Up to 2,200 Parking Spaces Next to LGA (DNA)
    • MTA Says Astoria Won't Face Cut in Service, But Queens Riders Wary of Q Train Serving 2nd Ave (News)
    • The Post Says de Blasio Is Not Ticketing Enough Pedicab Operators for Overcharging (1, 2)
    • Hampton Jitney Blames Delay on Bill de Blasio (Gawker) -- But Turn Ban Was Proposed in 2013 (PDF)
    • This Should Brighten Your Friday: News Reader Donates Bike to Woman Whose Ride Was Stolen

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