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    • City Council Seems Determined to "Pause" Uber/Lyft Growth (Politico, Crain's, NYT, AMNY)
    • Schaller: Cap Uber Where It Counts -- on Congested Manhattan Streets (News)
    • Civil Rights Orgs Defend Uber as Antidote to Yellow Cab Discrimination (NYT, Crain's)
    • Don't Let the Post Headline Fool You -- Flanagan Still Refuses to Allow Vote on Speed Cam Bill
    • Harry Siegel Unleashes on "Moral Cretins" Who Let NYC Speed Cams Expire (News)
    • Shelly Silver's Sentencing Leaves Him Speechless (Politico)
    • DOE Ramps Up Bike Lessons at City Schools (News)
    • Maybe You Will Live to See the Completion of East Side Access (TL)
    • A Public Pool vs. the Wyckoff Gardens Parking Lot (Bklyn Paper)
    • NYPD Assigning More Cops to the Subway (NY1, AMNY)
    • People You Share the Road With (Bklyn Paper, News, Post)

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