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    • Motorist Fatally Strikes Jun Sum Yim, 77, in Flushing and Flees (News)
    • Former Staffer Says Jeff Klein Forcibly Kissed Her in 2015 (HuffPoNYT, Politico)
    • Weather Blamed for Consecutive Days of Subway Meltdowns (Post)
    • De Blasio's Road Pricing Contortions Get Politico's Attention
    • More on the Mayor's Big Oil Dog and Pony Show: NYT, Voice, PoliticoNewsPost
    • Plan to Have Other Subway Lines Absorb L Riders Already Working Perfectly (NY1)
    • Phil Murphy Looks Ready to Clean House at NJ Transit (NBC)
    • New City Council Investigative Unit Might Probe Placard Abuse (NYT)
    • Paul White: Icy, Slushy Sidewalks Lay Bare NYC's Screwy Safety Priorities (C&S)
    • Attn Medallion Owners: CBD Congestion Was Terrible Before Uber Existed (Crain's)
    • Private Shuttle Bus Services Set Up Shop in Jersey (NYT)
    • Northern Boulevard: Bike-Hating NIMBYs Dial Up the Crazy (QNS)
    • Safe Streets Hero Caroline Samponaro Leaving TransAlt for Bike-Share Company Ofo (Crain's)

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