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    • People Will Die Because Senate GOP Insists on Shielding PBA From Speeding Fines (Post, AdvanceT-U)
    • Cuomo: Fine With Me (Politico)
    • De Blasio Demands Senate Reconvene to Pass Speed Cam Bill (PostCBS2)
    • Driver Backs Over and Kills 4-Year-Old Girl in Bushwick, Flees Scene (News)
    • Karen Koslowitz Would Have Rallied Against Bike Lanes If It Weren't for Those Lousy Cyclists (QChron)
    • Two Refurbished Astoria Subway Stations Open -- Without Elevators (AMNY, NY1)
    • MTA: Moving Walkways at Court Square Station Weren't Worth the Trouble (News)
    • A Second Act for Robert Levine, the Original Ninth Street Road Diet NIMBY (Bklyn Paper)
    • It's Official: Park Row Opens to Walking and Biking for First Time Since 9/11 (PostPatch)
    • Better Late Than Never, Myrtle Avenue Plaza Finally Debuts (Bklyner)

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