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    • President Trump: It's Happening (NYT; Politico 1, 2)
    • NY Senate Balance TBD (WSJ; Politico 12); Transit Obstructionist Joe Addabbo Reelected (TL)
    • Schumer Wins Easily (NYT); No Surprises in Other NYC Races (AMNYQNS)
    • The Post Thinks Cuomo Plans to Stick His Successor With the Bill for His Tappan Zee Bridge
    • De Blasio Says People Holding Him to Promise of Vision Zero Are Really in It for Themselves (@nahmias)
    • Pedestrian Killed by Truck Driver on 42nd Street Was Nuesa Marques-Diniz, 68; No Charges (News)
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Injures Three People in Staten Island Crosswalk -- Perp at Large (Advance)
    • Livery Cab Driver Injures Port Authority Cop Who Caught Him Soliciting Fares at LaGuardia (Post, News)
    • Advance Tracks Speeding Summonses Issued by Staten Island Precincts
    • DOT to Tear Down and Replace Pedestrian Bridge Over Bayside LIRR Tracks (QNS)
    • MTA to Add L Train Service During 2017 M Line Repair Work (QNS)
    • Pedestrian Observations Looks at Reasons Why It's So Expensive to Build Subways in NYC

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