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9:02 AM CDT on October 17, 2014

    • Railroad Administration Report Orders Metra to "Improve Its Safety Culture" (Crain's)
    • CTA Prepares to Demolish Century-Old Buildings for Wilson Rehab (Uptown Update)
    • 57-Year-Old Man Fatally Struck on 1100 Block of West Roosevelt (DNA)
    • DNA Evidence Linked Oak Lawn Man to 2012 Red Line Sex Abuse Case (Tribune)
    • NW Side Man Arrested for Allegedly Sexually Abusing Woman on Brown Line (DNA)
    • CTA Riders & Merchants Discuss How the Damen Construction Will Impact Them (RedEye)
    • Neighbors Fear Mosque Would Create Traffic, But Many Members Would Walk to Services (DNA)
    • Woman Who Was Paralyzed After Biking Off Breakwater Wall Is Suing Park District (CBS)
    • Wegerson: Until We Get Mode Separation on the LFT, People Should Walk & Run on the Left

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