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9:12 AM CDT on May 16, 2014
- Divvy, Red Line Rehab Counted Among Wins in Rahm’s First Term (Tribune)
- Lawyer Outlines John Bills’ Defense in Reflex Bribery Case (CBS)
- Google Maps: Chicago Has More Traffic Congestion Than New York (Sun-Times)
- West Town, Lakeview Join Forces for Bike-Friendly Business Program (Tribune)
- Closures on the Orange, Red Lines This Weekend for Track & Station Work (DNA)
- Keating Is Stoked About the Upcoming ITEP-Funded Bike Projects
- Don’t Wanna Be A-Doored? Use These Dooring Prevention Tips (Active Trans)
- Interesting Stats About Chicago Bike Thefts (Sun-Times)
- Timbuk2 Bike Bag Shop Opens; Party This Saturday (DNA)
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