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  • City to Show Commercial Carting Reforms in Closed-Door Session Today (Politico)
  • Deep Dive Into “Nocturnal Wild West” of Commercial Carting and Effort to Transform It (Comm Obs)
  • Inside the City Council Maneuvering to Foil Zone-Based Commercial Waste Collection (Crain’s)
  • NYPD Arrests Prince Edmonds, 19, for Killing Robert Craigwell With Van at S.I. Courthouse (Advance)
  • How Marty Golden’s Speed Cam Announcement Played in the Local Press (Bklyner, Reporter, Daily)
  • William Finnegan Tells Nancy Solomon What He Learned About Andy Byford and the MTA (WNYC)
  • Whiners Win — No Dockless Bike-Share for Coney Island Until the Fall (Bklyn Paper)
  • Happy Election Season: Cuomo Touts New Plaza and “Streetscape” Upgrades for South Bronx (AMNY)
  • 78th Precinct Shamed Into Towing Park Slope Dumpstermobile (Bklyn Paper)

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