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    • How's the Red Shutdown Working Out? (Tribune, Sun-Times, RedEye, NBC, DNA)
    • Wells Bridge Problems Caused Delays on Brown Line Yesterday (Tribune)
    • 19th Ward Ald. O'Shea, Who Didn't Want Bike Lanes, Now Wants Bike-Share (Patch)
    • Some Metra Cops Make More in Overtime Than Regular Pay (Sun-Times)
    • 1 Dead, 4 Badly Injured in Washington Heights Collision (Tribune)
    • 4 Injured in Crash on Kennedy at Armitage (Tribune)
    • SRAM Has Replaced Schwinn as Chicago's Leading Bike Company (Tribune)
    • An Intro to Chicago Bike Culture (WBEZ)
    • Wake Up! Waltz Rooftop Dancers Brighten Morning Commutes (DNA)
    • Bike Routes to Brewpubs (Reader)
    • Kudos to Supermarkets for Forcing People to Own Cars (LSD)

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