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    • Cuomo Combatively Begins Negotiating With Feds Over Paying for Hudson Rail Tunnels (NYT, SAS)
    • Thanks to Christie, a Billion Dollars for Trans-Hudson Rail Has Gone Down the Drain (Record)
    • Q Poll: More NYC Voters Support Move NY Toll Plan Than Uber Cap (via Observer)
    • 26-Year-Old Driver Kills 66-Year-Old Man Crossing Atlantic Ave; Cops Blame Victim (News, Post)
    • Cyclist Kevin Lopez Dies From Injuries Inflicted By Driver at Queens Plaza (DNA)
    • SUV Driver Crashes in Southeast Queens, Killing His Passenger (News)
    • How Changing One Word in a Bill Could Make a Big Difference to Port Authority Reform (PoliticoNY)
    • One-Way Car-Share Company Car2Go Expanding to Queens (Crain'sNews)
    • Crain's Swallows the Cuomo Line on How to Fill the MTA Capital Plan Gap
    • Post Tries to Drum Up Motorist Resentment Over Red Light Cams

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