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  • New Retail Complex at CTA Garage Site Will Include 366 Car Spots, 50 Bike Spaces (DNA)
  • Man Fatally Struck While Walking on Section of Golf Road With No Sidewalks (Tribune)
  • Off-Duty Waukegan Police Officer Killed in Single-Car Crash (Tribune)
  • 4 Kids Hurt When SUV Driver Hits Horse-Drawn Carriage; No Charges Filed (Tribune)
  • After Montrose Beach Melee, Cappleman Wants Fewer Car Parking Spots (Tribune)
  • Roughly a Third of the CTA’s 145 ‘L’ Stations Aren’t Wheelchair Accessible (RedEye)
  • Developer Wants to Move Bus Stop, On-Street Parking to Accommodate Garage (DNA)
  • Arlington Heights Developing New Bike Plan (Active Trans)
  • Chicago Bike Controversies Highlighted in Somewhat Tone-Deaf USA Today Piece
  • Groundbreaking Ceremony Held for Grant Park Skate Park (DNA)
  • Meeting Tonight to Discuss North Branch River Works Plan (DNA)
  • Bike Uptown Celebrates Broadway PBLs at 6:30 p.m. Tonight at Montrose/Broadway (DNA)

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