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Today’s Headlines for Wednesday, September 30

9:05 AM CDT on September 30, 2015

    • Emanuel Cuts the Ribbon on Renovated Clark/Division Station (RedEye)
    • Beale: Court Ruling Could Put the Brakes on Emanuel's Plans for New Taxi, Ride-Share Fees (Tribune)
    • Participatory Budgeting Is Coming to the 35th Ward (DNA)
    • 54-Year-Old Woman Fatally Struck in Bartlett, Driver Not Ticketed (Tribune)
    • Evanston Woman Charged With Aggravated DUI for Crash That Killed Her Passenger (Tribune)
    • Aurora's 10 Most Dangerous Intersections (CBS)
    • Op-Ed: Corporations Should Move to Loop to Attract Workers Who Want Short Commutes (Crain's)
    • Ald. O'Shea Is Opposed to Dense Development on 111th in Mt. Greenwood (DNA)
    • Friends of the Parks: Lucas Museum May Cause Traffic Headaches (Crain's)
    • Developer Proposes 190-Unit TOD Near Chicago Blue Line Stop (Crain's)
    • Lathrop Redevelopment Could Include New Riverwalk Stretch, Park (Curbed)
    • IDOT Tells Suburb to Remove Funny, Effective "This Is a Stop Sign" Placards (Herald)

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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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