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    • Senate Will Do Nothing About Klein Misconduct Allegation (NYT; Politico 1, 2NewsPostSpectrum)
    • Climate Change Warrior Bill de Blasio Hasn't Taken the Subway in a Month (NYT)
    • Johnson Names Committee Chairs -- Ydanis Remains on Transportation (Post, News)
    • Civil Rights Group Says Black People More Likely to Be Arrested for Fare Evasion (Bklyn Paper)
    • Christie Not Done Screwing NJ Transit Commuters (NYT)
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Who Killed Jum Sim Yim: I Thought She Was a Chunk of Ice (News)
    • Driver Who Killed Passenger in Manhattan Bridge Crash Indicted for Manslaughter (Post)
    • Missing Stop Sign Blamed for Cambria Heights Collision That Hurt 3 (Post)
    • De Blasio's Inwood Rezoning Plan Includes Broadway Bridge Rehab (City Limits)
    • Oh Look, the Advance Blamed Car Congestion on People Who Aren't Driving
    • Because Ice, Slush Pools, and Sidewalk Snow Drifts Are Not Enough ... (WNYC)

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