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Today’s Headlines
- Tribune: City to Refund 126 Tickets From Red Light Spike, Upholding Thousand of Others
- Cardenas' Solution For Safety Zone He Doesn't Like: Get Rid of the Park (DNA)
- Protest of Archer Speed Cam Planned for This Evening at 5:30 (Expired Meter)
- Emanuel Says He Has No Plans to Raise Taxi Fares (Sun-Times)
- Platforms at Downers Grove Metra Station Have Reopened, More Work Needed (Tribune)
- Potholed Lincoln Avenue to Get New Asphalt, Short Stretch of Buffered Lanes (BWLP)
- It's Not Always Easy to Cancel Your Ventra Card When You Move (RedEye)
- Greenline Coffee Has Activated a Former "Retail Desert" in West Woodlawn (City Notes)
- Video: The Second City Pokes Fun at Bike Cops (Tribune)
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