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    • Forecast Calls for "Accidents" Caused by Drivers Who Ignore Pleas to Stay Off Icy Roads (Post)
    • ... And Unpredictable Conditions on Bike Lanes and Sidewalks (TransAlt)
    • MTA Fails to Keep Subway Stairs and Platforms Clear (AMNYPost)
    • Politico Removed the Paywall From Dana Rubinstein's Comprehensive SOTS Piece
    • Suburban Reps, Turncoat Dems, and Marty Golden Will Determine the Future of NYC (News)
    • Outside Magazine Commissioned a Bike Snob Piece on "GoldenGate"
    • Bronx CB 8 Transpo Chair Invokes W.E.B. Du Bois to Oppose Safer Riverdale Ave. (Press)
    • Cop Charged With Manslaughter for Killing Fellow Officer in 2017 Bronx Crash (Post)
    • Details Scant After Driver Hits Person Walking in St. George (Advance)
    • Non-Union Contractor Org Calls Out Union Labor Deals and Cuomo for High MTA Costs (News)

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