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    • Post: "Marty Golden Thinks Laws Apply to Everyone But Him"
    • Gateway Shakeup Puts Port Authority Squarely in Charge of Tunnel Construction (News)
    • Daily News: Forget About Cuomo's "AirTrain to Nowhere" and Extend the N to LaGuardia
    • Speeding Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Heriberta Ramirez, 42, on Bay Street Median (News)
    • Driver Kills Jose Cardoso, 32, on Brooklyn Sidewalk and Flees; Charged With Vehicular Manslaughter (Post)
    • Watching His Mother Die in a Collision Has Completely Traumatized 6-Year-Old Jayvon Williams (News)
    • Personal Cars Are Out of Central Park But the City's Own Drivers Can Still Wreak Havoc (Gothamist)
    • The Times Checks in on the MTA's Evolving Social Media Service Alert System
    • MTA Decides to Keep Bike Racks on the S53 and S93 (Advance)
    • Two More Astoria Subway Stations Close for Rehabs That Don't Include Elevators (AMNY)
    • Shocker: Brooklyn CB 13 Preemptively Whining About Dockless Bike-Share (Bklyn Paper)

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