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    • Cuomo's MTA -- Subway Delays More Than Doubled in Five Years (NYT)
    • Governor Wants to Slash State's Contribution to MTA By $65 Million (News)
    • Vanterpool: NY's Infrastructure Priorities Are All Out of Whack (Fox5)
    • Uber Lost Market Share in NYC Last Year (Crain's)
    • Constantinides: "High Time We Take a Hard Look" at Making Steinway Street Safer (TL)
    • Two For-Hire Drivers Injure Eleanor Steuer, 84, at York and 86th; No Charges (Post)
    • Lindenwood Residents Want Bolder Safety Fixes From DOT at Intersection By PS 232 (QChron)
    • 3 Cuomo Appointees to MTA Board Failed to File Required Financial Disclosures (Post)
    • Bronx Parking Preservation Board Hard at Work (BxTimes)
    • People You Share the Road With (Post)

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