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    • Driver Kills Abdul Jamil, 79, in Kew Gardens; NYPD Blames Victim (News)
    • DOT Will Have to Save L Train Shutdown Cranks From Themselves (AMNYNews)
    • NYPD Shut the 14th Street Subway Station During Wednesday Evening Rush (News)
    • Why Council Members Are Suddenly Talking Tough on Uber (Voice)
    • Espaillat's and Alcantara's Assault on Safer Streets in Upper Manhattan Knows No Bottom (Patch)
    • East Side NIMBYs Say Greenway Bridge Would Invite Riffraff (NY1)
    • More on the Campaign to Prod the BIC to Get Deadly Waste Haulers Off City Streets (GothamistNews)
    • Ex-Union Boss High on Substances, Placard Culture Crashes FDNY Car on Midtown Sidewalk (News, NY1)
    • Motorcycle Rider Dies in Allerton Crash (News)
    • How to Ride a Bike Without Being Harassed by Police or Demonized by the Press (News)
    • Yeah OK Just Fix the Damn Subway (News, AMNY)

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