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    • Juan Pacheco, Delivery Worker Doored by Driver in Harlem, Dies -- No Charges (News)
    • De Blasio Budget Funds Barriers for Car-Free Zones, Nothing for Fair Fares (NYT, AMNY, Politico)
    • Related: Mayor Wants What Looks Like a System to Spot Bogus Placards (Post)
    • Disability Rights Advocates Disrupt Lhota Speaking Engagement (NY1)
    • Elevators Not Included in MTA's W. 238th Street Elevated 1 Station Rehab (Press)
    • Gothamist Brings Readers Up to Speed on the L Shutdown; Voice Games A/C Spillover
    • Norwood Apartment Developer Touts Bike Parking (Bx Times)
    • TransAlt Calls for Bronx Street Improvements After Day of Traffic Carnage (AMNY)
    • Drunk-Driving Upstate Judge Who Wishes She Could Run People Over Loses Job (D&C 1, 2)
    • Your Contributions to Cuomo's MTA at Work (Gothamist)

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