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    • One Way Cuomo Could Pay for His Precious Thruway Toll Cut: Sticking It to NYC (Politico, NYT)
    • E.J. McMahon: Toll Giveaway = “Burning Cash to Curry Favor With Upstate Motorists” (Politico)
    • Repairs to Sandy-Damaged L Train Tunnel May Require Long-Term Closure (Gothamist, 2ASNYT)
    • Parks Department Could Impose Cyclist Detour From Greenway Through Riverside Park (DNA)
    • Staffers Say Years of Dysfunction and Mismanagement Are Causing DDC "Brain Drain" (DNA)
    • News: Horse Carriage Deal Includes Restrictions on Central Park Pedicabs
    • More Coverage of DOT's Meeker Avenue Plans (Bklyn Paper, DNA)
    • Gothamist and the Times Profile Richard Oates, Killed by Truck Driver on Delancey Street
    • Three Columbia Students Die in Bus Crash in Honduras (News)
    • Advance: Parking Is So Tight in St. George That Some Drivers Resort to Paying for It

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