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    • In Closed-Door Budget Negotiations, Cuomo Grabs More Power Over MTA Capital Projects (Politico)
    • When the Canarsie Tubes Close for Repairs, That's a Good Time to Make 14th Street Transit-Only (WSJ)
    • The Pressure for a New Midtown Bus Terminal Is Coming From Just One Side of the Hudson (WNYC)
    • There's Still Hope for a 10th Ave Station on the 7 (Crain's)
    • Enviro Justice Groups: De Blasio Climate Plan Is Too Vague (Politico)
    • Driver Backing Into Parking Space on Madison Ave Hits and Kills 76-Year-Old Woman (Gothamist)
    • Three People Injured When Three Cab Drivers Collide Near Holland Tunnel (Post)
    • How Safe Street Design Became a Top Priority for Mujeres en Movimiento (Voices of NY)
    • F Express Only Works If You Add Trains to Maintain Local Service (Bklyn Paper)
    • Suffolk County Has Some World-Class Red Light Camera Crazies (Post)

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