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    • Fired RedFlex Exec Says Cam Company Bribed Officials in Dozens of Cities (Tribune)
    • Report: Metra Police Poorly Trained, Rarely Ride Trains (Sun-Times)
    • Editorial: Donations to CTA Union's Charity Appear to Be Conflict of Interest (Tribune)
    • While Kubly Is Now Working for Alta, Klein Is Advising Them for Free (Crain's)
    • Chicago's Snow Clearing Ordinance Has No Teeth (NBC)
    • Chiberia II Could Cause Metra Delays (CBS)
    • NIRPC Seeking Public Input on Bikes on South Shore Line Trains
    • A Reptile Dysfunction: Cops Arrest Woman Who Brought Gator on CTA (Tribune)
    • Steven Creates Map With Every Parking Meter Paybox in Town (Expired Meter)

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