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Today’s Headlines

9:01 AM CDT on September 3, 2014

    • Preckwinkle Send CMAP A Letter Voicing Opposition to Illiana Tollway (Crain's)
    • High-Speed Rail Gets $102 Million in Illinois State Funding (Progress Illinois)
    • 2 Defendants in Red Light Cam Bribery Case Plead Not Guilty (Tribune)
    • 8-Month-Old Girl Survives After Man Rolls SUV Over Her During Dispute (Sun-Times)
    • Lawsuit Filed in the Wake of O'Hare Shuttle Bus Crash (RedEye)
    • After a Death on the Hickory Creek Trail, Safety Campaign Launched (Tribune)
    • Huh? Bicycling Magazine Ranks Chicago Above Portland for Bikeability (Bike Portland)
    • CTA Plans to Ban E-Cigs (RedEye)
    • Non-Functioning Divvy Docks Can Be a Nuisance (Sun-Times)
    • Here's a Commuting Bike for Stand-Up Guys (and Gals) (Crain's)
    • Where Are the Hot Spots for Fire Hydrant Tickets? (DNA)

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John Greenfield

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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