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    • Schumer: Federal Transpo Bill Will Help Finance Hudson Transit Tunnel (WNYC, NYTAMNY, AP)
    • 32BJ Backs de Blasio Housing Plan, Including the Parking Reforms (Politico)
    • Driver Who Killed Victoria Nicodemus Was Caught Driving With Invalid License in March (Post)
    • Twitterverse, DNA Commenters Can't Focus on the Fact That Nicodemus Was Killed By a Reckless Driver
    • Wrong-Way Driver Crashes Into B46 Bus and Dies (News)
    • Hudson River Crossings Now Cost $12.50 Roundtrip, East River Bridges Still Free (WNYC)
    • MTA and James Oddo Want Riders to Weigh in on Every Bus Route on Staten Island (DNA)
    • Cab Medallions Aren't Worth What They Were Two Years Ago (Crain's)
    • MTA Delivers Good News for New Yorkers Who Walk in Heels (Gothamist)
    • Jaime Lerner: To Combat Climate Change, "People Must Take Priority Over Cars" (NYT)

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