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    • Albany's Final Budget Includes Cuomo's $65 Million MTA Funding Cut (AMNYNews)
    • Watch the Failure of Federal and State Transport Policy Play Out Before Your Eyes (MTR)
    • Gateway Builders Look to Get Hudson Transit Tunnel Done With Private Finance (Politico, WNYC)
    • NJ Lawmakers Come Out Swinging Against Cuomo's Port Authority Power Grab (Politico)
    • Turning Driver Strikes Cyclist at Same Sunnyside Intersection Where Gelasio Reyes Was Killed (News, TLPost)
    • Brooklyn DA: Driver Who Ran Over Michael Joefield Was Trying to Kill Himself and His Passenger (DNA)
    • NYPD Has Already Confiscated More E-Bikes This Year Than All of 2016 (AMNY)
    • Tomorrow: Manhattan CB 5 Votes on Madison Square Shared Space (NYT)
    • The Advance Presses for Ferry Service Between Staten Island and Brooklyn

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