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BX Labor Day weekend crash raises safety concerns

Some Bronx residents are demanding the Department of Transportation make safety changes to an intersection where four people died over Labor Day weekend. The victims were killed in a crash at E. Tremont

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BX Labor Day weekend crash raises safety concerns

Some Bronx residents are demanding the Department of Transportation make safety changes to an intersection where four people died over Labor Day weekend. The victims were killed in a crash at E. Tremont

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