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    • NYPD: No Charges for Driver Who Backed Into Crosswalk and Killed Lee Strong, 83 (Gothamist, DNA)
    • George Mamales, 85, Succumbs to Injuries Inflicted by Truck Driver on West End Ave (WSR)
    • Hit-and-Run Truck Driver Severely Injures Cyclist in Midtown; Victim Could Lose Leg (Gothamist)
    • Preet Nets Cuomo Insider Joe Percoco (NYTPolitico); Politico Compares Cuomo, Christie Scandals
    • Port Authority Has Five PABT Designs It Probably Won't Use (Crain's, AMNY, PoliticoPost)
    • Sandy Repairs Could Affect PATH Service for Eight Years (PIX)
    • Port Authority Plan for LaGuardia Gridlock Is Another Gridlocked Lane (Post)
    • DNA Reporter Leslie Albrecht's Story on Park Slope Bike Corral Is Shameless Bikelash Clickbait
    • De Blasio Considering Canarsie Ferry Stop (Bklyn Daily)
    • TA and Gothamist Launch 14th Street Redesign Contest -- Here's What Not to Do
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Strikes Midtown TEA; ABCMetro: NYPD Unsure If Accident Was an Accident
    • Damn Citi Bike (GothamistAdvance)

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