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By Brad Aaron

8:56 AM EDT on April 20, 2017

NYPD Wants DA Vance to Bring Charges Against Truck Driver Who Killed Kelly Hurley (DNA)
Booker and Christie Team Up to Press Trump on Gateway (Politico)
Cuomo’s New Chief of Staff Is Married to Uber Lobbyist (NYT); Got a Problem With That? (Politico)
Silverstein Exec Who Oversaw WTC Rebuild to Manage MTA Capital Projects (MTA)
Bus Turnaround Campaign Tracks How Crappy Service Is Where You Live (AMNY)
Signal Problems Shut the 7 Train for 45 Minutes During Wednesday Evening Rush (Post, AMNY)
On the Loose: Road-Raging Driver and Two Pals Who Beat a Cyclist and Broke His Jaw (DNA)
Motorist Injures Person Walking on Hylan Boulevard (Advance)
City Limits Speaks With Winners of the TransAlt/Gothamist 14th Street Competition
The Times Square Pedestrian Plaza Is Officially Complete (Gothamist)
James Oddo Says “Rogue” Bike-Share Operators Not Welcome in Staten Island (Advance)
Buildings Department Does Nothing as Developers Renege on Public Space Agreements (NYT, Post)

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Brad Aaron

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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