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    • Driver Kills Man, Injures Another on 207th Street in Inwood; No Charges (NewsWCBS)
    • More Coverage of TWU Driving Carefully from Post, News, Gothamist, Capital
    • Cuomo Nominates Former Top Aide, Hotel Union Chief to MTA Board (News)
    • Meanwhile, Cuomo Outmaneuvers Christie on the Port Authority Board (Observer)
    • East Harlem 16-Year-Old Joins CB 11 After Questioning NYPD's Parking Behavior (NYT)
    • City Has Prioritized Mariners Harbor for Transit, But No Immediate Plans in Works (Advance)
    • ...Maybe Because S.I. Officials Think New Roads Through Parks Will Cure Traffic Woes (Advance)
    • NYPD Searching for Men Who Hit Officers With Car During S.I. Traffic Stop (Post, News)
    • TLC Seizes Nearly 500 Uber Cars for Illegal Street Pickups, Mostly at Airports (News, Post)
    • Damned Bike Lanes (News, Post, DNAWNBC)

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