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    • Curb-Jumping Driver Kills Woman, Critically Injures 2-Year-Old in Richmond Hill (NYT, WCBS, WNBC)
    • City Government Drivers Have Killed Zero People in Past 12 Months (News)
    • MTA Releases Draft Concept for $400 Million VNB Bike-Ped Paths (Advance, AMNY, News)
    • Police Release Video of College Point Blvd Hit-and-Run Driver Who Killed Mariano Contreras (DNA)
    • De Blasio Tweets About Hylan Boulevard Pedestrian Deaths (Advance)
    • Bergen County Sheriff: "Let's Face It, Vehicles Are Weapons" (WCBS)
    • More Coverage of Cuomo's Latest Salvo at de Blasio Over MTA Funding (Politico, News, Observer)
    • City Planning Commission Expected to Sign Off on S.I. Wheel Changes, Which Keep Parking (Advance)
    • Gothamist Talks About the Evils of Shoaling
    • Forgot Your Keys? Citi Bike Members Have a New Perk (Citi Bike Blog)

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