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8:58 AM CDT on June 27, 2013

    • Divvy Launching Friday; Stations Along Hawks Parade Route Will Open Later (Tribune)
    • Additional Service, Bus Re-Routes, $5 Metra Rides During Hawks Parade
    • Aldermen: Emanuel Dragging His Feet on Free Sunday Parking Exemptions (DNA)
    • Yet Another Cyclist Doored on Non-PBL Milwaukee Avenue (DNA)
    • Officials: "Patent Trolls" Targeted Metra (Tribune)
    • CDOT Considering Sidewalk Bike Lanes on Roosevelt, an IDOT Road (DNA)
    • Man Killed in Kane County SUV Rollover (Tribune)
    • 4 Hurt In Pullman Crash Involving CTA Bus and Garbage Truck (DNA)
    • Tunney: No Ped Bridge for Wrigley Hotel Over Clark Street (Tribune)
    • Architecture Firm Proposes Building a Suspended Park Over the Kennededy (DNA)
    • "Close Calls" Website Will Document Dangerous Spots for Cyclists (Chainlink)
    • Is Chicago Bike Infrastructure Still Just "Political Sweet Talk"? (Transitized)

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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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