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    • Cuomo Pledges New Penn Station by 2020 (PoliticoNYT, Crain's, GothamistAMNY)
    • De Blasio Plan to Cut Carbon Emissions Includes Transit, Biking, Walking, EV Charging Stations (Politico)
    • Ydanis Bill Would Require DOT to Rethink NYC's Most Cramped Sidewalks (AMNY)
    • ATU Wants to Unionize Uber and Lyft Drivers (Crain's, News)
    • Paul Vallone, Principals Get DOT to Install Slow Zone Where Flushing Driver Hit Kids (QNS)
    • DOT to Paint Bike Lanes in Ridgewood and Middle Village (Ridgewood Times)
    • Suffolk Prosecutors Obtain EDR Data to Help Convict Hit-and-Run Killer (AP)
    • Suspect Fleeing Cops Drives Toward Officer on Bed-Stuy Sidewalk, Is Shot (NYT, Post)
    • SUV Driver Crashes Into MTA Bus in Williamsburg, Critically Injuring 1 (DNANews, NY1)
    • Felony Charge for Staten Island DMV Employee Who Rang Motorist for a Date (Post)
    • Kabak Explains Why the Second Avenue Subway Might Not Be Ready in December (2AS)

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