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    • One Year After Cuomo Declared Subway Emergency, Few Signs of Progress (NYT)
    • Byford's Short-Term Plan: Identify and Remove Unnecessary Signal Timers (News)
    • Cuomo's Color Scheme Whims for Car Tunnels Cost the MTA $20-$30 Million (Post)
    • Teflon Andrew? (Politico)
    • Administrative Law Judge Rules That Uber Drivers Are, in Fact, Employed By Uber (News)
    • Ofo Pulls Out of Bronx Bike-Share Pilot (Crain's)
    • With Amtrak Repairs Complete, LIRR Resumes Full Service to Penn (AMNY)
    • EDC Interrupted Ferry Service to Greenpoint Thursday for Unplanned Pier Maintenance (Post)
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Injures Three People, Including 6-Year-Old Child, in Borough Park (NY1)
    • Off-Duty NYPD Lieutenant Busted for Driving Drunk (News)
    • Didn't Take Long for NYPD to Figure Out a Cyclist Entrapment Scheme at Domino Park (Gothamist)

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