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    • What Can Be Done to Fix New York's Ailing Bus System? (Politico)
    • Crane Collapse Shuts Tappan Zee, Cuomo Takes Control of Scene (NYT, Journal News, AMNY)
    • NYPD Announces Next "Safe Passage" Ticket Blitz; Bratton: We All Have a Role to Play (AMNY)
    • DOT Will Begin Work on Jay Street Protected Bike Lanes This Month (DNA)
    • Plaza 33 May Not Be Back for Good (MTR)
    • Transit Advocates: Landmarking Park Ave Building Could Impede Grand Central Improvements (News)
    • Richard Brown Will Appeal Judge Gia Morris's Right of Way Law Ruling (DNA)
    • Ozone Park Speeding Hit-and-Run Killer Arrested, Charged With Manslaughter (Post, News)
    • NYPD Disciplines Cops Whose Drinking Buddy Killed Andrew Esquivel (Post)
    • All You Need to Wreak Havoc With a Motor Vehicle Is Access to the Keys (DNA, Advance)
    • No One Minding the Store in New Jersey (NYT 1, 2)

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