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    • Transit Is Lower on Albany's Agenda Than Dogs Eating at Cafes (NYT)
    • City Council Wants de Blasio to Double Vision Zero Great Streets Funding (News)
    • 4-Year-Old in Driver's Seat of Daycare Van Runs Over, Injures 2-Year-Old (Advance, News, Post, WNBC)
    • Funeral to Be Held Today for Ethan Villavicencio, 7, Killed by Driver in Bronx Restaurant (WCBS, WNBC)
    • As Children Are Getting Mowed Down in the Streets, Bike Snob Asks: Where's Bill de Blasio?
    • Lancman to Introduce His Bill Second-Guessing NYPD Right-of-Way Investigations Today (News)
    • Upstate Pushes for MTA Funding, Fearing Bus, Train Manufacturing Job Losses (Press Republican)
    • NYPD Officer Pleads Guilty in Ticket-Fixing Scandal (News)
    • Driver Rams Port Authority Police Officer Writing Parking Ticket at LaGuardia (Post, WNBC)
    • De Blasio's Ferry System to Require $55 Million Capital Investment (Bowery Boogie) [Updated]
    • Kenmare Street Parking Garage to Be Redeveloped as Mixed-Use Building (YIMBY)

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