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    • Bronx CB 2 Manager Rafael Salamanca Wins Council Seat Vacated by Arroyo (News)
    • NY Mag Did an Exhaustive Piece on the Present and Future of the Subway; Spoiler: It's Bleak
    • DNA Digs Into Report Comparing NYC Subway and Other World City Metros; Spoiler: It's Bleak
    • NYPD Unveils Interactive CompStat Map; Traffic Crash Data Still Released in PDF (Post, News)
    • BQX Would Serve Properties Built by Big Donors to Mayor's Policy Group (News, NYT)
    • Street Lights at Hellish Queens Boulevard Crossing in Forest Hills Have Been Dark Since December (DNA)
    • NYC Has Been "Educating" Drivers on Not Killing People for About 100 Years (Brownstoner)
    • Tell Tom DiNapoli About Motor Vehicle Noise in Your Neighborhood (DNA)
    • David Dunlap on the Long and Tortured History of the Oculus (NYT)
    • Queens Assembly Member Barbara Clark Has Died (QChron, NYT)

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