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    • Executive Director Pat Foye Is Leaving the Port Authority (NYT, Crain'sWSJ)
    • Bronx CBs Put Parking Before Housing; East NY and Inwood Fear Being Priced Out (NewsDNA)
    • How Did the Man Who Killed Jean Chambers Possess a Valid NY Driver's License? (DNA)
    • DA Richard Brown: Homicide Conviction for Driver Who Killed Betty Jean DiBiaso (DNA)
    • 24th Precinct Recommends Fixes to Intersection Where Cab Driver Killed Luisa Rosario (DNA)
    • NYPD Tells People to Ride "Hoverboards" in Bike Lanes (DNA); Andy King Eyes Redundant Ban (News)
    • Drivers Injure Pedestrians: Pelham Bay (News); Manhattan Bridge (Post); Cross Bronx Expressway (News)
    • Staten Island Parents Who Ignore Driving Rules Are Putting Kids at Risk Outside Schools (Advance)
    • Historian Says NYC Has Never Figured Out How to Pay for Subways (WNYC)
    • Uh, No (Gothamist)

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