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  • Cuomo MIA as State Senate Kills Speed Camera Program (Politico 1, 2; C&SNYTPost)
  • Related: These Parents Will Just Have to Keep Begging Drivers to Let Their Children Live (Advance)
  • Related: Ross Barkan Anatomizes Albany’s Current Morass (Voice)
  • Thank God Cuomo Managed to Get His AirTrain Bill Passed (WSJ, @YanceyRoy)
  • As His Subway Is Literally Collapsing on Top of People (Voice, GothamistNewsPost)
  • Rechler Assails Runaway MTA Construction Costs — Now What? (AMNY)
  • Here’s How Van Bramer’s Flip-Flopping Played in the Local Press (Sunnyside Post, TL)
  • Marty Golden, Transit Champion (KCP)
  • Federal Prosecutors Add Charges Against Greenway Killer (Post)
  • How NYT Transit Reporter Emma Fitzsimmons Does Her Job — Without a Placard

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