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    • Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Fells Joe Crowley (NYT 1, 2; Politico 1, 2, 3; News; WNYC)
    • Other Incumbent Reps Prevail; Trump Breaks Grimm (WNYC; NYT 1, 2PoliticoNY1)
    • Jim Dwyer Goes to Work on Marty Golden's Speed Camera Hypocrisy (NYT); Also: Post
    • ... But It's Well Established That Marty Can't Be Shamed (Post)
    • Cuomo's LGA AirTrain Makes Sense Only as Political Graft (Voice, Gothamist)
    • Byford Redirects Platform Door Funds for Elevators at 14th/Sixth (Post)
    • Cyclists Not Impressed by DOT Plan to Paint a Bike Lane on Vanderbilt Ave. (BK Paper)
    • Drivers Go So Fast on This Throgs Neck Service Road That They’re Afraid of Each Other (Bx Times)
    • Transit Know-Nothing Keith Olbermann Doesn't Like Bikes Either (Bike Snob via TransAlt)
    • Drive Around Manhattan While Hosting a Game Show? Why Not! (AMNY)

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