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    • Hit-and-Run Driver Kills 16-Year-Old Girl in Rosedale (AMNY, News)
    • L Train: Pols Meet With MTA, Lentol Says Repairs Would Start No Earlier Than 2018 (News, 2AS)
    • Freemark: Streetcar Won't Work If Motorists Have Lane Access (NYT); And They Would (PIX)
    • Sam Schwartz Talks Up BQX (NewsBklyn Paper)
    • Curbed Profiles Another Big Waterfront Development That Will Be Built Without the Streetcar
    • Van Bramer Holds Rally for 7 Train Riders, Who Have to Crowdsource Service Updates Online (News)
    • Brooklyn Eagle Covers Menchaca's Cyclist LPI Bill
    • Bronx CB 8 Parks Committee Endorses Paving Putnam Trail (R'dale Press)
    • Another Reminder of What Free Curbside Parking Does to People (DNA)
    • Damn Bike Lanes (Post, Post)

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