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    • De Blasio and City Council Reach Informal Budget Deal (NYT, Politico, DNA)
    • Albany Inaction on de Blasio's MTA Board Nominations Gets Some Attention From the Times
    • NJ Transit Strike Is Still a Possibility (WNYC)
    • Subway, Bike, and Pedestrian Trips to Midtown Rise as Bus and Car Speeds Slow (NewsPost)
    • DOT Begins Demarcating Commercial Activity Areas in Times Square (NY1)
    • More Coverage of DOT First Avenue Bikeway Gap Closure From DNA
    • Suspect in Henry Hudson Parkway Crash Charged With Manslaughter After Victim Dies (NY1)
    • It's a Banner Week for NYPD Car Chases (Gothamist)
    • Preet Probe Nets Correction Officers' Union Boss Norman Seabrook (News, Crain's)
    • Crain's Gives Some Ink to New York-New Jersey CrossRail Proposal

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