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    • Cuomo's LaGuardia Overhaul Projected to Cost $8B and Take 10 Years (Crain's)
    • Cuomo's MTA Will Have to Cajole and Beg to Fund Half of Its Capital Program (NYT)
    • Port Authority Calls for More Federal Funding for Gateway Tunnel (News)
    • The Times Says LaGuardia Access Is a Weak Link in Cuomo Plan
    • Council Members Want to Regulate Tall Buildings South of Central Park (Crain's)
    • Boro Media and CBs Agree: NYC Seniors Need Parking More Than Housing (City Limits)
    • Pedestrian Bridge Linking Randalls Island and the South Bronx Expected to Open This Summer (NYT)
    • Drunk Driver Critically Injures Cyclist on Queens Plaza North (Post, News); DNA Blames Cyclist
    • SI Driver Who Killed Passenger and Fled Scene Held Without Bail (News)
    • Gale Brewer: City Curb Cuts Are Out of Compliance With Americans With Disabilities Act (News)
    • Add the Times to List of Media to Wrongly Link Lower Speed Limit With Traffic Congestion

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