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9:10 AM CDT on June 11, 2013

    • Last Day of Groupon to Fund PBL Advocacy in Honor of Bobby Cann (Active Trans)
    • Shouldn't CTA Board Members Live Reasonably Close to the CTA? (RedEye)
    • CREATE Rail Program Is Successful But Has No Future Funding (Tribune)
    • Female Motorist Killed In Head-On Collision With Gravel Truck in Antioch (Tribune)
    • Man Killed in I-55 Crash Near Channahon (Sun-Times)
    • Blue Island Man Charged in Fatal Tinley Park Hit-and-Run (Tribune)
    • Boy and Grandmother Injured by Hit-and-Run Driver in Englewood (Tribune)
    • Blue Line Delayed during Morning Rush Monday (DNA)
    • Companies Are Encouraging Employees to Bike to Work - Safely (Sun-Times)
    • Active Trans Promotes Cycle Commuting With Bike Pit Stops This Week (Active Trans)
    • Farmers Market Opens in Unused Space Under Brown Line's Southport Platform (RedEye)
    • Photo Gallery: How Cyclists Wait for Red Lights (Active Trans)

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In addition to editing Streetsblog Chicago, John writes about transportation and other topics for additional local publications. A Chicagoan since 1989, he enjoys exploring the city on foot, bike, bus, and 'L' train.

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