Today’s Headlines
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9:08 AM CDT on October 7, 2014
- Divvy Introduces Discounted Student Memberships (Sun-Times)
- Jeff Park NIMBYs Grouse That P-Streets Would Create Parking Crunch (DNA)
- Hyde Parkers Brainstorm Ideas for a More Livable 55th Street (DNA)
- Victims of Out-of-Control Driver Included Nuns Who Served at a Hospital (Tribune)
- Theater Community Honors Actress Killed by Falling Tree on N. Branch Trail (Tribune)
- After Closure for Byrne Interchange Work, Morgan Street Bridge Reopens (DNA)
- Arlington Heights Is Seeking Public Input for Bike and Ped Plan (Tribune)
- Ventra Is Not Living Up to Its Potential for “Flexible, Convenient Amenities” (RedEye)
- Pedicabbers Continues to Fight Against Loop Ban (Reuters)
- Loyola Launches Online Survey to Name New Pedestrian Plaza (DNA)
- Tribune Publishes a Hilarious “Get Off My Lawn” Bikelash Piece, Chicagoist Responds
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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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