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    • Turning Driver Critically Injures 4-Year-Old Walking With Mother in Canarsie (News, Post, PIX)
    • 19th Precinct on UES Writing 52 Percent More Bike Tickets Than Last Year (DNA)
    • Citizens Budget Commission on How to Fix Up Subway Stations (Politico, WNYC, WCBS, Post)
    • Stringer: City Not on Target to Meet Greenhouse Gas Reduction Targets (News)
    • Extension of SI Expressway HOV Lane to Victory Blvd Opens Today (Advance)
    • Construction on the Newer, Wider Tappan Zee Bridge Is Halfway Complete (LoHud)
    • Daily News Not Impressed With Taxi of Tomorrow's Lack of Disability Access, Fuel Efficiency
    • Manhattan Institute: Uber's Growth a Boon for Outer Boroughs (News 1, 2)
    • LIRR Riders Could Face More Delays After Power Outage (Post)
    • Subway Extensions Offer Much-Needed Opportunity to Redesign the Subway Map (2nd Ave Sagas)

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