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    • Dirtbag-in-Chief Ready to Cripple the NEC Because Schumer Wouldn't Enable His Bigotry (Politico)
    • Think the Buffalo Billion Scandal and Cuomo's AirTrain Might Have Something in Common? (NYT)
    • More on Rally to Get Marty Golden to Act on Speed Cams (GothamistNews, AMNY); And: BK Paper
    • Mark Gjonaj Briefs Errol Louis on Plot to Torpedo Waste Carting Reforms (NY1); Related: KCP
    • Brooklyn Man Shot on Father's Day Was Murdered Over Months-Old Parking Dispute (News)
    • Too Many People Are Driving to City Island (Bx Times)
    • DOT Previews New Shore Road Bridge Design for the Kooks at Bronx CB 10 (Bx Times)
    • Brooklyn Paper Covers City's L Shutdown Bike-Share Plans
    • Distracted Driving Is So Common Media Don't Even See It Anymore (NYTNY1, AMNY)
    • People You Share the Streets With (Advance)

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