Today’s Headlines
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9:02 AM CDT on July 1, 2014
- IDOT Chief Anne Schneider Resigns After Accusations of Patronage (Tribune)
- As of Today, CTA & Pace Are Only Accepting Ventra (Tribune, Sun-Times)
- New Mezzanine Opens at Clark/Division Stop (RedEye)
- Coyote Tower Project Creates Unsafe Biking Conditions; CDOT Suggests Walking Bikes (DNA)
- CTA Proposes TSP, Fewer Stops to Speed Up #66 Chicago Bus (Red Eye)
- After Flooding Stalls Kennedy Traffic, People Attempt to Walk Towards O’Hare (Tribune)
- TOD Tower Proposed Near Sheridan Station; Residents Grouse (DNA)
- Speed Cameras at Streeterville Park Now Issuing Tickets (DNA)
- U. of Chicago Ending Small Bike-Share Program, May Offer Divvy Discounts (Maroon)
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In addition to editing Streetsblog Chicago, John has written about transportation and more for many other local and national publications. A Chicagoan since 1989, he enjoys exploring the city and region on foot, bike, bus, and train.
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