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    • Motorists Kill Two People in Bed-Stuy and Riverdale; NYPD, Daily News Blame Victims (1, 2)
    • The Times Reviews the Port Authority Bus Terminal Soap Opera
    • Wi-Fi Service at Every Subway Station Is a “Mission Accomplished” Moment for Cuomo (AMNY)
    • Sam Schwartz’s Solution to Trump-Related Traffic Mayhem: Make Fifth Avenue a Busway (WNYC)
    • RPA Report Says Regional Governments Aren’t Doing Enough to Prepare for Rising Seas (Politico)
    • Half-a-Million New Yorkers Brace for Zero-Experience HUD Secretary Ben Carson (DNA, Gothamist)
    • Politico Published Data on Stop-and-Frisks, Still Dropping After Sharp Decline Under Bloomberg
    • Tish James Joins Dov Hikind to Protest State Plan for Ocean Parkway Safety Upgrades (Bklyn Paper)
    • Parks Department Closes Seven Blocks of East River Esplanade for Five Weeks to Fix Sinkhole (DNA)
    • NYPD Sergeant Arrested for DWI in Nassau County (Advance); Meanwhile … (DNA, Advance)
    • One More Reason to Love the Transit Museum: It’s a Haven for Autistic Kids (NYT)

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