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    • It Was Big and It Was Ugly: Albany's Legislative Session Is Finally Over (TU, C&S)
    • Downstate Transit Riders (WCBS) and Upstate Manufacturers (MTR) Hurt By Albany's MTA Inaction
    • Families for Safe Streets Asks TWU to Stop Its Campaign to Secure Special Treatment (C&S)
    • Team Cuomo Lays Out Timeline for Initial TZB Bus Upgrades But Nothing More (LoHud)
    • Cuomo Spent Nearly $700,000 in Legal Fees for Fruitless TZB Clean Water Fund Raid (WNYC)
    • State's Top Court Backs TLC in Requiring Taxi of Tomorrow for Entire Fleet (News, Post)
    • Access-A-Ride Driver Seriously Injures Woman Crossing 14th Street in Manhattan (News, Post)
    • Cabbie Who Killed Cooper Stock in Crosswalk Refuses to Watch Video of Crash in Court (Post)
    • S.I. Man Pleads Guilty to Attempted Assault for Ramming Off-Duty Cop on Motorcycle (Advance)
    • Queens CB 3 Hosts Its Third Outdoor Meeting in Diversity Plaza (Q Chron)
    • The Times Weeps for Drivers Who Will No Longer Be Able to Use Parks as Rush Hour Shortcuts

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