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    • Cuomo Won't Meet Foxx and Christie to Discuss Gateway Tunnel (Bloomberg)
    • Turning Bus Driver Seriously Injures Man in Flushing; "No Charges Were Immediately Filed" (News, Post)
    • Driver Faces Manslaughter Charges After Allegedly Killing Passenger During Police Chase (DNA)
    • Tony Avella Leaves His District to Oppose Plaza Supported by Rival Senator (Q Chron)
    • News and AMNY Slam MTA Over DiNapoli's Report Showing Deteriorating On-Time Performance
    • Dollar Van Drivers Fear Lancman and Miller's Reform Bill -- But Uber? What's Uber? (TL)
    • More Coverage of Levine's Curbside Car-Share Bill from Crain's
    • Ghost of DCP's Fourth Avenue Urban Design Disaster Looms Over de Blasio's Rezoning (Crain's)
    • DOT Posts Annual Open Call for Artists to Spruce Up Drab Concrete Barriers (DNA)
    • Ask the Daily News: Will My Repeat DUI Arrests Prevent Me From Becoming a U.S. Citizen?
    • Tomorrow Is the Last Summer Streets of 2015 (Downtown Express)

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