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    • Elon Musk Firm May Bid for the (Misguided) O'Hare Express Train Project (DNA)
    • Police: Driver Intentionally Ran Over and Killed Naisha Weems, 28, After a Dispute (Tribune)
    • SUV Driver Kills Pedestrian in Waukegan, Police Blame Victim for Wearing Dark Clothes (Sun-Times)
    • Woman Killed in Crash During Police Pursuit in Englewood (NBC)
    • Active Trans Looks at Plans for More Prepaid Boarding Pilots
    • Petition Launched Asking City to Install LGBT Pride-Themed Rainbow Crosswalks (DNA)
    • Hot Dog! Divvy Unleashes a Fleet of Chicago Food-Themed Bikes to Mark Its 4th Birthday (DNA)
    • The Recyclery Community Bike Shop Is Hiring a Bookkeeper and Administrative Coordinator
    • Gran Fundo Hondo Ride to Kenosha Baseball Game on 7/23 Will Raise Money for World Bicycle Relief
    • Shared Use Mobility Center Holds an Open House on 7/27 6-8 PM at 127 S. Clark

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