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    • Eric Adams to NYPD: Don't Make Up Stories About Crash Victims and Gab to the Press (Bklyn Eagle)
    • More Coverage of the Memorial Ride for Lauren Davis and James Gregg (DNA, News)
    • Will 78th Precinct's Truck Route Enforcement Last More Than One Day? (DNA)
    • Public Meetings on the BQX Streetcar Start Up Next Month (DNA)
    • De Blasio Budget Includes Major Queensboro Bridge Rehab, Crosswalk Snowblowers (News)
    • Thruway Authority Wants to Borrow $1.37 Billion More for Tappan Zee, Still Has No Toll Plan (Politico)
    • There's a Plan to Liven Up Dreary Water Street With Outdoor Retail (Politico)
    • Nicole Gelinas Lays Out the Port Authority Bus Terminal Situation (Post)
    • In Observance of Distracted Driving Awareness Month, the Times Scolds Pedestrians
    • Damned Bike Lanes (Advance)

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