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    • Tri-State: The Port Authority Capital Plan Isn't Grounded in Reality
    • Cuomo's Roster of Wasteful Pet Projects May Include Downtown Syracuse Traffic Tunnel (Politico)
    • Four BPs Call on City to Subsidize Transit Fares for NYers With Low Incomes (News)
    • GWB Bus Terminal Developers Will Face the Public in February (Patch)
    • Broken Rail Delays Thousands of LIRR Commuters (Post, AMNY)
    • Driver Critically Injures 65-Year-Old Man on Main Street in Flushing (News)
    • NYPD Says Officers Ignored Order to Cease Brooklyn Chase That Injured Bystander (News)
    • People Are Complaining About NYS DOT Changes to Ocean Parkway (Bklyn Paper)
    • Jeffrey Dinowitz Critiques DOT From Behind the Windshield (Press)
    • 2AS: Gothamist Talks With Straphangers, Voice Rides With Kabak, News Invites de Blasio

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