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Posted Mon, Nov 13, 2017 at 5:14 pm ET|Updated Mon, Nov 13, 2017 at 5:23 pm ET

Share-worthy stories from the New York City Patch network to talk about tonight:

A hidden fire hydrant in the neighborhood is responsible for at least 148 tickets and $17,000 in fines.

But what was number one?

New York City's drivers paid more than $440 million in parking ticket fines last year.

A City Council bill would exempt markets from the costly tax.

The Cleveland Cavaliers rode the New York City subway before a Monday night match up with the Knicks at Madison Square Garden.

The black terrier which attacked a dog in Transmitter Park has a history of biting people, her former dog walker told Patch.

He struck first at the Beit El-Maqdis Islamic Center in Sunset Park, then the United American Muslim Association in Bay Ridge.

A new law lists the ailment as one that can legally be treated with medical marijuana.

Check out the tram that could connect the waterfronts of Brooklyn and Queens, if two borough presidents get their way.

Two protesters scaled the large flagpoles in front of JPMorgan Chase's Midtown headquarters Monday in an attempt to hang a banner.

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