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    • Dan Squadron: MTA Capital Plan Shouldn't Be Funded "With an IOU" (NY1)
    • Ben Kabak: Cuomo Just Isn't Funding the MTA
    • One Thing Cuomo's Doing Right: Pushing for LIRR Third Track (Newsday - Paywall)
    • Impending Transit Strike or No, Chris Christie Is Taking a Break (APP)
    • Christie's Been Treating the Whole NJ Transit System Like a Contingency Plan for Years (MTR)
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Critically Injures Woman in Allerton (NewsAMNY)
    • What If Every Vehicle in Motion Had to Broadcast a Periscope Stream? (Post)
    • Steve Cuozzo and the Dehumanization of Delivery Cyclists (Brooklyn Spoke)
    • DNAinfo Confirms That People Don't Like to Sit in Between Other People on the Train
    • Potholes, Potholes, Potholes (News)

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