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By
Brad Aaron
8:51 AM EST on February 22, 2017
- Maxed-Out NYC Subway Saw Ridership Drop Last Year (AMNY)
- Trottenberg: City Will Fight Cuomo MTA Budget Raid (AMNY)
- What’s Going on With the Utica Avenue Subway Study? (Gotham Gazette)
- More Evidence That DOT Can Bypass Community Boards When It Chooses (Brooklyn Spoke)
- 122nd Precinct Arrests “Reckless” Kids on Bikes in Midst of SI Freakout (Advance 1, 2)
- Staten Island Precincts Issuing More Speeding Tickets Than Last Year (Advance)
- Cab Drivers Protest TLC Fees and License Points System (NY1)
- State Agencies Ordered to Crank Out Pro-Cuomo Propaganda … (Post)
- … And the Leader Shows How It’s Done: AMNY, Post
- De Blasio and Cuomo Are More Alike Than They Realize (News)
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Brad Aaron began writing for Streetsblog in 2007, after years as a reporter, editor, and publisher in the alternative weekly business. Brad adopted New York's dysfunctional traffic justice system as his primary beat for Streetsblog. He lives in Manhattan.
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