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    • Wired: The O'Hare Express Is a Dumb Idea; Getting Elon Musk Involved Would Make It Dumber
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    • Lawsuit Blames Bars for Man's DUI Crash Death After Metra Pub Crawl (Tribune)
    • A List of State Road Projects That Will Stop If There's No Budget (DNA)
    • 115th Street Metra Station, Damaged by Fire, Will Be Razed Today (DNA)
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    • July Events on the Lakefront Trail (Active Trans)
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