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Kevin Duggan

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Sergei Alekseev avoided jail time for fatally running over a cyclist in 2021. Photo: Kevin Duggan

HE WALKS: Postal Service Driver Dodges Jail Time Despite Killing Cyclist

By Kevin Duggan | Mar 7, 2023 | No Comments
Jeffrey Williamson's family was distraught at the jurist's decision.
Former Brooklyn Democratic Party Chair Frank Seddio is rallying his allies to fight against any push to reduce the size of the BQE. Photo: Kevin Duggan

THE POWER BROKERS: Brooklyn Machine Fights Smaller BQE at Closed-Door City Hall Meeting 

By Julianne Cuba and Kevin Duggan | Mar 4, 2023 | No Comments
The Brooklyn Democratic machine wants a "superhighway in perpetuity," said one supporter of narrowing the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
Six lanes of BQE nastiness trenched through Carroll Gardens — and Deputy Mayor Meera Joshi said that the roadway will likely again be six lanes. Photo: Kevin Duggan

City Hall: We Hear that People Want to Keep Three-Lane BQE (Really?!)

By Kevin Duggan | Mar 3, 2023 | No Comments
Some elected officials and locals are telling City Hall that they want to keep three travel lanes in each direction of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, a top city official said on Thursday — despite nearly two dozen area politicians who have called for no more than two lanes.
Scratch the surface of an outdoor dining shed and you see a help wanted sign.

Workers, City Coffers Will Lose Out if Council Ditches Year-Round Street Dining, Experts Say

By Kevin Duggan | Mar 1, 2023 | No Comments
Yet the Council has not analyzed the economic harm that its bill could cause to one of New York's signature industries.
La Nacional, a 155-year-old restaurant on 14th Street wants to keep its outdoor dining year-round. Photo: La Nacional

Restaurateurs, Advocates Beg Council To Keep All-Year Outdoor Dining

By Kevin Duggan | Feb 28, 2023 | No Comments
"If we have to take it down in the winter there’s no putting that stuff back up," said Donna Drakes, owner of the Caribbean restaurant Brooklyn Beso in Bedford-Stuyvesant. "I think that’s just a way for them to get rid of it."
Chez Oskar's outdoor dining structures beautify Malcolm X Boulevard in Brooklyn. Photo: Shannon Greer

EXCLU: Council Will Move Ahead with Seasonal Outdoor Dining Plan

By Kevin Duggan | Feb 27, 2023 | No Comments
The Council plans to make the city's outdoor dining program permanent, but the roadside "streeteries" will become just seasonal, as part of revised legislation expected to come before lawmakers next month, Council sources told Streetsblog.
On Thursday, DOT workers (background) were on the scene of the death of 7-year-old Dolma Naadhun to make improvements to the intersection. Photo: Gersh Kuntzman

R.I.P. DOLMA: A Deep Dive on DOT’s Daylighting Dilemma

By Gersh Kuntzman and Kevin Duggan | Feb 24, 2023 | No Comments
Streetsblog has heretofore unseen internal data that shows why DOT doesn't always like to provide full visibility at intersections.
The victim, Jeffrey Williamson, was run over and killed by a postal truck driver. Photo: Ken Coughlin

GUILTY! Former USPS Driver Facing Jail Time for Killing UWS Cyclist

By Kevin Duggan | Feb 23, 2023 | No Comments
A former Postal Service driver was found guilty for killing a cyclist on the Upper West Side two years ago, a judge ruled Thursday.
The victim, Jeffrey Williamson, was run over and killed by a postal truck driver. Photo: Ken Coughlin

DID USPS KNOW? Driver Who Killed Cyclist Had Long Record of Recklessness Before and After Hiring

By Kevin Duggan | Feb 22, 2023 | No Comments
During the day-long trial, the driver's defense attorney blamed Williamson, even though the cyclist had the right of way.
Mayor Adams isn't keen on Gov. Hochul asking for $500 million to close the MTA's budget gap. Photos: Kevin Duggan/Dave Colon

Adams To Albany: Someone Fund The MTA; Albany To Adams: Someone Fund The MTA

By Dave Colon and Kevin Duggan | Feb 16, 2023 | No Comments
The fight to fill the MTA's fiscal hole is entering the dreaded Punt Zone, where elected officials from the governor and the State Legislature to the mayor all unite to say someone else has got to solve their problem.
The Q53 Select Bus Service in Queens. Photo: NYC DOT.

Adams Administration’s Bus Lane Shortcomings Are Worse Than We Originally Thought

By Kevin Duggan | Feb 15, 2023 | No Comments
The city's failure to make life better for bus riders is worse than you knew.
The new on-ramp to the George Washington Bridge's northern bike and pedestrian lane. Photo: Kevin Duggan

EXCLU: George Washington Bridge Northern Path Reopens With Wider Entrance

By Kevin Duggan | Feb 14, 2023 | No Comments
The long-shuttered pedestrian and bike path on the north side of the George Washington Bridge has reopened with brand new entrances on both ends of the 92-year-old span connecting upper Manhattan and New Jersey.
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