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    • Rosa Ramirez, Struck by Bronx Motorcyclist Who Left Scene, Declared Brain Dead (DNA)
    • Public, Officials Still Largely in the Dark Regarding Penn Station Work (NYT, PoliticoAMNYNews)
    • General Contractors Association of New York: Let's Privatize Penn (Post)
    • Cuomo Spent a Day Glorifying a Bridge -- And How Was Your Commute? (WNYC, PoliticoNews)
    • The Post Editorial Board Might Have Spiked Bo Dietl's Mayoral Ambitions; More: NYT
    • Correction Staff Caught Using City Vehicles for Vacations; De Blasio: And? (NYT)
    • State Legislators Get a Textalyzer Demonstration; NYCLU Objects (NPR)
    • MTA to Buy 200 Buses for Use During L Train Shutdown (DNA)
    • Wall Street-Rockaway Ferry Service Starts Monday (Post, AMNY); East River Fares Will Drop (DNA)
    • High-Speed UWS Crash Involving Motorist and Motorcyclist Seriously Injures 1 (Rag)
    • Big Shoes to Fill: TSTC Executive Director Veronica Vanterpool Is Moving On (MTR)

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