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    • NYPD MIA as Motorists Speed Past Schools (Post); Post to Albany: Fix This
    • Flanagan: Don't Count on Special Session (Times Union 1, 2)
    • Council Bills Would Cap Uber and Establish Driver Pay Rules (NYTPolitico)
    • News: Leave Biennial Fare Hikes Alone
    • MTA "Emergency" Spending Spree Has Cuomo's Fingerprints All Over It (Gothamist)
    • Aaron Gordon Talks With Brian Lehrer About the Subway Action Plan (WNYC)
    • Borough Hall Subway Station Resumes Collapsing (BK Paper)
    • Advance Wants to Hear From Staten Island Express Bus Riders
    • Luxe L Shuttle Gets Uncritical Ink From the Post; See Gothamist for IRL Coverage
    • Drunk Driver Hits Two People Waiting for Bus in Gramercy Park (AMNY)
    • NYPD Looking for Cyclist Who Critically Injured Man in Sunset Park and Fled (BK Paper)

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