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    • De Blasio Admits Brooklyn-Queens Streetcar May Not Pay for Itself (AMNY, News)
    • Daily News Ready to Pull the Plug on BQX
    • Peak Ferry Hype (DNA)
    • Evidence That Upper East Siders Switched From Cabs to the Second Ave Subway (AMNY)
    • Christie and Amtrak Trade Barbs Over Friday's Train Outage Under the Hudson (Post, WNYC)
    • City Finalizes Contract Shifting Trash Hauling Trips From Trucks to Barges (News)
    • Driver Crashes Into Tractor Trailer on Rockaway Boulevard, Critically Injuring Himself and His Passenger (Post)
    • Staten Island DA Pursuing Manslaughter Charges for Drunk, Wrong-Way Driver Who Killed Two (WNBC, Advance)
    • After Many Years of Waiting on DDC, the Myrtle Avenue Plaza Is Almost Ready (Bklyner)
    • Vicariously Experience an Illicit Tour of Grand Central With Gothamist

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