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    • State Approves MTA Capital Plan and Cuomo's IOU (WNYC, News, AMNY)
    • Second Avenue Subway Construction Costs Still Going Up (DNA)
    • Hudson River Park Trust to Disrupt Greenway Segment for a Year, Give or Take (DNA)
    • DNA Has More Coverage of DOT Union Square Bike Improvements
    • In Albany, Uber Has Taken a Back Seat to Preet (Politico)
    • If You Walk or Ride on NYC Streets, You'll Want to Read This Politico Exposé on Private Trash Haulers
    • Family of Allison Liao: Fatal Traffic Collisions Aren't Accidents (PIX)
    • Cops Chase Staten Island Driver as Pedestrians Scurry Out of Harm's Way (Advance)
    • An Off-Duty NYPD Highway Cop Killed Two People Whose Car Broke Down on the LIE (NewsPost)
    • Chuck Schumer Drops In to Scold the MTA for Last Week's Metro-North Fire (Post)
    • Parks Without Borders Program Aims to Make City Green Spaces More Accessible (NYT)

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