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    • Driver Kills Mother of Daily News Reporter in Bed-Stuy; No Charges (News)
    • Gelinas: Cuomo's Abuse of the MTA Will Destroy Your Faith in Government (Post)
    • Albany Pretends to Care About Transit Riders (Post)
    • Parks Department to Install Permanent Memorial to Sammy Cohen Eckstein By Prospect Park (DNA)
    • Bus Lane and Sidewalks Coming to North Side of Pelham Parkway (BxTimes)
    • DOT Shows South Central Queens How to Get Around Without Driving (DNA)
    • After Nearly 40 Years, Vinicio Donato Relinquishes Chairmanship of Queens CB 1 (QChron)
    • NYC Needs to Strengthen Protections for Pedestrians, Not Water Them Down (MTR)
    • NYPD Squad Car Drivers Collide in 52nd Precinct, Injuring Five Cops (Post)
    • SpotPog -- The Umpteenth App Purporting to Solve the Problem of Free Parking (News)
    • People You Share the Road With (Post, AMNY)

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