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  • TransitCenter Report Recommends NYC Work With Uber Et Al. to Augment Transit (AMNY)
  • NYC Cedes Flushing Meadows Corona Park to People Driving to the U.S. Open (TL)
  • Garodnick Bill Would Require NYPD to Publish Its Patrol Guide (Gotham Gazette, Post)
  • After Meeting With de Blasio, Van Bramer Still Opposed to Swapping Parking for Housing (TL)
  • DDC and DOT Are Adding Sidewalk Space on West End Avenue and Broadway (Rag)
  • Hit-and-Run Driver Who Ran Over 6-Year-Old in Borough Park Arrested, Charged With Assault (ABC)
  • All World Trade Center PATH Platforms Now Open (NY1)
  • Push Poll Commissioned by Friends of the BQX Finds Overwhelming Support for BQX (News)
  • Gothamist and TA Want Your Ideas for a Reimagined 14th Street
  • Ben Kabak Explains Why the Subway Is Crowded to Crain’s Readers
  • Happy Back to School Day, Staten Island (Advance)

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