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    • De Blasio Administration Settles With TWU Over Right-of-Way Lawsuit (AMNY, News, NY1, Post)
    • Tom Ryan, UPS Worker Struck by Hylan Blvd Driver in April, Dies of Injuries; No Charges (Advance)
    • Times Square Isn't the First Time the Mayor Has Disappointed Livable Streets Advocates (Politico)
    • Gelinas: Even Thinking of Ripping Up Times Square Shows a Stunning Lack of Imagination (Post)
    • Video: Police Seek South Bronx Hit-and-Run Driver Who Backed Into Woman (News, Post, WNBC)
    • Driver Seriously Injures Pedestrian Where City Recently Cancelled Slow Zone (DNA, Advance 1, 2)
    • The Intersection of Guider Av and Coney Island Av Will Become a Little Less Treacherous (Bklyn Daily)
    • Today's the Day: The Taxi of Tomorrow Is Officially NYC's New Taxicab (NYT)
    • More Coverage of Bike Racks on Two MTA Bus Routes: News, Post, DNA, WNBC, Gothamist
    • EDC Seeks Affordable Housing Developer for NYPD Parking Lot on Far West Side (Politico)

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