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    • Council Members Intro Bills for Residential Parking Permits (NYT, AMNY)
    • Dems Pick Up State Senate Seat in Westchester Special Election (NYT 1, 2; Politico)
    • Byford Fields Questions at UWS Town Hall (Rag)
    • More on Yesterday's Rally for 24/7 Bus Lanes During L Shutdown: NewsAMNY, Metro, CBS
    • Accessibility Is Lacking at MTA Commuter Rail Stations, Too (LoHud)
    • Vanterpool Talks With Errol Louis About Buses and Gridlock (NY1)
    • Cranks Still Howling Over Project That Will Swap UWS Garages for Affordable Housing (Rag)
    • News and Post Speak With Family of Cellou Diallo
    • Drivers Licenses Are Meaningless in New York State (Post)
    • SEE IT: Placard Culture Ugliness on Full Display (Politico)

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