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    • Terrible Loss of Life on NYC Streets Over the Weekend (News, AMNY, Gothamist)
    • Cab Driver Who Killed Luisa Rosario, 88, Charged With Failure to Yield (Post, Gothamist)
    • The Cabbie Had Been Working for 16 Hours Straight (News)
    • Someone Tell Vacca and NYPD None of the Victims Were Killed By Someone on an E-Bike (NBCNews)
    • De Blasio: "The Car Has Been a Little Too Sacred" (Gothamist)
    • The Daily News Wants Homicide Charge for Hit-and-Run Bus Driver Who Killed Carol Bell
    • Move NY Has Big Fans at the Staten Island Advance
    • MTA Construction Honcho Pegs 2nd Ave Subway Phase 2 Cost at $6 Billion (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Talks Heat Up Between NY and NJ About How to Build Trans-Hudson Rail Tunnel (Politico)
    • Vance Has $800 Million to Give Away -- Will Any of It Go Toward Safer Streets? (NYT)

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