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    • Amtrak Chair Says Gateway Construction Will Start Next Spring (Crain's, Curbed)
    • Reinvent Albany Wants Books Opened on Cuomo's Bridge and Tunnel Frills (Politico)
    • Voice Parses Subway Station Ridership Gains
    • Post-Primary Punditry From the Voice, PoliticoWNYC, NY1
    • Wednesday UES Cab Fatality Another Case of Baseless NYPD Victim-Blaming (News)
    • Barry Diller's Hudson River Greenway Pier Park Won't Be Happening (NYT)
    • Widespread Vandalism Another Citi Bike Prediction That Didn't Come True (Crain's)
    • Citi Bike Marks Women's Bike Month With Free 24-Hour Passes (Gothamist)
    • Enjoy "Authentic" Red Hook Through the Windshield of Your New Tesla! (DNA)

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