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    • MTA Board Set to Vote on $3 Fare Next Week (NY1Post)
    • Scientists Are Tracking Sea Level Rise in NYC; The News Is Not Good (NYT)
    • Cuomo Wants Authority to Change State Budget on the Fly (Politico)
    • N Express Tunnel to Be Shut for a Year to Fix Storm Water Damage (Bklyn Paper)
    • Brooklyn CB 2 Committee Endorses Amity Wiggle (Bklyn Paper)
    • NYPD Shamed Into Ticketing Bus Driver Who Ran Over Woman in Crosswalk (Gothamist, Patch)
    • Driver Who Fatally Flung Man From Hood of Car Pleads to Misdemeanor (Advance)
    • An UWS Parking Garage Raised Its Rates and Helen Rosenthal Wants Answers (News)
    • SI: Parents Who Drive Kids to School Knock Other Parents Who Drive Kids to School (Advance)
    • American Heart Association and TA: Getting 14th Street Right Would Boost Biking (Villager)

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