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Today’s Headlines for Tuesday, March 29

9:05 AM CDT on March 29, 2016

    • State Bill Would Legalize Speed Cams in Downstate School Zones (SJR)
    • CDOT Suggests Removing Rush-Hour Parking Controls on Austin to Calm Traffic (DNA)
    • Man Dies 3 Weeks After Marquette Park Hit-and-Run (Sun-Times)
    • Aurora Man Gets 8 Years for Injuring 3 Children While Driving Drunk (Tribune)
    • Enraged Driver Slashes the Face of Paralyzed Man in New Lennox (Tribune)
    • Parolee With Leg in Cast Unsuccessfully Tries to Flee Traffic Crash on Foot (Sun-Times)
    • Pink Line Service to Loop Suspended After Fire Damages Signal House (Tribune)
    • Neighbors: High-Rise on Garage Site N. of Trump Tower Would Be Yuuuge Mistake (Curbed)
    • Yojimbo's Owner Talks to DNA About Last-Ditch Effort to Save S. Chicago Velodrome
    • Good List of Tips for Newbie Cyclists -- Except the WD40 on a Bike Chain Part (Chicagoist)
    • Mayor's Bicycle Advisory Council Is Looking for New Community Reps (Chainlink)
    • Active Trans Holds Twitter Forum Tomorrow at 1 to Discuss Safe Routes to School

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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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