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    • NYPD's Plan to Stop Blaring Parades of Illegal Motorcycles and ATVs: Crush Them on TV (PostNews)
    • Thief Uses Stolen Truck as Murder Weapon (NYT, Bklyn Paper)
    • MTA Will Study West Shore Light Rail on Staten Island (Advance, DNA)
    • Weird: Oddo Floats One-Way Bus Lane and Bike Lanes for Richmond Terrace (DNA)
    • Crashes Are Down on Staten Island But Traffic Fatalities Shot Up in 2015 (Advance)
    • Gale Brewer Wants the MTA to Avoid a Full Shutdown of the Canarsie Tubes (AMNY)
    • New Elevators and Stairwells Coming to Crowded 68th Street Station on the Lex Line Next Year (DNA)
    • Who's Looking to Land the Deal to Overhaul Penn Station? The Usual Suspects (Crain's)
    • Preet Recommends at Least 12 Years in Prison for Albany Felon Dean Skelos (Politico)
    • The Scrum for Scraps of Park Slope Street Space (Bklyn Paper)

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