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  • Carolyn Maloney Ready to Work With Trump on Second Avenue Subway (NY1AMNY, DNA)
  • Schumer Says Trump Can’t Punish NYC for Protecting Immigrants (Politico)
  • Discounted MetroCards Get Union Support (AMNY)
  • Cuomo Can Save Lives by Backing NYC Speed Cameras (Voice)
  • More Coverage of Margaret Chin’s Remarks on Placard Abuse (AMNY)
  • BQX Director: “Self-Financed” Streetcar Expected to Be Operational in 2024 (DNA)
  • DOT Stops Using Plaza Under Manhattan Bridge for Storage (Bklyn Paper)
  • Cuomo Said He Wants to Build a Greenway From Manhattan to Canada (R’dale Press)
  • Jamaica NYPD Parking Garage to Be Replaced by Affordable Housing and NYPD Parking (DNA)
  • NYC Neighborhoods That Backed Trump Most at Risk From Climate Change (Curbed)

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