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    • The Times Looks at Cuomo's Legacy and Finds Big Infrastructure Projects, But Not Subways
    • MTA Train Operator Arrested for Hit-and-Run Death of Aron Aranbayev, 40 (DNA, News)
    • Wrong-Way Speeding Crown Hts Driver Charged With Manslaugher for Killing Passenger (Post, News)
    • Dreams for Brooklyn Waterfront Streetcar Live On, Now With High-Powered Consultant (Capital)
    • Intersection Where Allison Liao Was Killed Gets Honorary Renaming (TL)
    • State Sen. James Sanders and TWU's John Samuelsen Back Woodhaven SBS (Q Chron)
    • Pols and Riders on the 7 Train Worry About Adding a Willets Point AirTrain (News)
    • Council Bill Would Toughen Fines for Unlicensed Dollar Vans (DNA)
    • Stringer: Potholes Cost City $138 Million in Claims Over Past Six Years (NYT)
    • Six-Hour Training for City Employees Includes "Drive Like Your Family Lives Here" Film (Post)

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