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    • There's a Special Election for a Bronx Council Seat Today and Hardly Anyone's Expected to Vote (Post)
    • Calatrava's $4 Billion PATH Station: The Reviews Are In (NY Mag, Post)
    • Port Authority Too Embarrassed to Throw a Ribbon-Cutting for WTC PATH (Politico, WNYC)
    • De Blasio: Seniors "Want Affordable Housing a Lot More Than They Want a Parking Space" (News)
    • What Will Queens CB 7 Say About Replacing a Parking Lot With Affordable Housing? (TL)
    • Eric Adams Withholds an Endorsement of BQX (Bklyn Paper)
    • Broken Rail in Midtown Caused Delays to Half a Dozen Subway Lines Yesterday (DNA)
    • More of McGuinness Management's Yellow Cabs Are Sitting Idle (Crain's)
    • The Unattended Car That Hit a Man Outside the Park Slope Food Coop Had an FDNY Placard (Gothamist)
    • DOT Won't Be Extending Time Limits for Bayside Parking Meters (QChron)
    • What Makes the L Train Special (AMNY)

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