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    • Man Uses SUV to Murder and Injure People in London (NYT)
    • Does de Blasio Want to Cater to Hyperlocal Political Fiefdoms or Save Lives? (Voice)
    • MTA Board Delays Vote for L Train Timetable (NY1)
    • Cuomo's Subway Station Renovations Start in Brooklyn This Month (AMNY, DNA)
    • DOT to Start Work on Stapleton Bike Lanes and Greeley Avenue Traffic Circles (DNA)
    • 9th Precinct Keeps Busy Blocking Bike Lanes and Confiscating E-Bikes (TransAlt)
    • NYT Speaks With People Who Live and Work Under the Sheridan Expressway
    • Meet the NIMBYs Who Hate Bioswales, and Their Patron Saint Tony Avella (NYT)
    • WNYC Peeks Behind the Scenes at @FakeMTA
    • The Ferries, They're Coming (NY1)

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