Today’s Headlines
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9:01 AM CDT on March 11, 2014
- Taxi Newspaper Uses Homophobic Headline in (Satirical?) Attack on Ride-Share (RedEye)
- Emanuel Announces Five Different Approaches to War on Potholes (RedEye)
- More Coverage of the Upcoming Ventra Transition (ABC, Tattler, Maroon)
- Driver Dies in High-Speed, Wrong-Way Arlington Heights Pileup (Tribune)
- Man Lying in the Road Dies After Being Struck by 2 Cars in Lincolnwood (Tribune)
- After Getting Warnings for Speeding, Hairston Wants Clearer Speed Cam Signs (DNA)
- Neighbors Give Thumbs-Up to Speedy Bloomingdale Bridge Removal (DNA)
- CTA Reviewing 70 Comments on Environmental Impact of Wilson Rehab (RedEye)
- New CTA Board Member Lives Nowhere Near Service Area (RedEye)
- Water Main Break Temporarily Closes Grand Blue Line Stop (Tribune, ABC)
- A Win for Winfield: Village Adopts Bike Plan (Active Trans)
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