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    • Michael Ameri, an Officer Who Took Street Safety Seriously, Commits Suicide (NewsNYTGothamist)
    • Brad Hoylman: Make 14th Street Transit-Only While L Train Shuts Down -- and Leave It That Way (DNA)
    • Kabak: While We're Waiting for More Subway Capacity, Get More Out of Our Bus System (Crain's)
    • Bx6 Select Bus Service Could Launch as Soon as This Fall (DNA)
    • Citi Bike Enlists Members to Help Rebalance System (Gothamist)
    • Broadway Pedestrian Spaces Between 41st Street and 35th Street Will Be Cast in Concrete (News)
    • Drunk, Unlicensed, Hit-and-Run Driver Critically Injures Pedestrian in West Farms (News, Post)
    • The Post Keeps Up the Crusade for People Who Park in Front of Pedestrian Ramps
    • NYC Will Replace Bright LED Streetlights With Lower Wattage Bulbs (Post)
    • Happy Bike to Work Week, NYC (NYT)

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