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8:59 AM CDT on October 29, 2014
- City Won’t Refund Tickets From 2.9-Second Yellows, Reps Voice Support for Cams (Tribune)
- Chicago-Detroit High-Speed Rail Would Make 10 Trips a Day at 110 MPH (Free Press)
- Graffiti Artists Who Vandalized Purple Train Cars Facing Felony Charges (Tribune)
- Maldonado Transfers Land He Owned by 606 to Wife, Wants to Build Houses There (DNA)
- Car Crash Near Brookfield Delays Metra BNSF Trains (Fox)
- Jeff Park P-Street Proposal Moves Forward in City Council (DNA)
- Survey on Polish Triangle: Let’s Keep the Fountain, Lose the Pigeons (DNA)
- Hearing on Parking-Lite Logan Square Development This Thursday (DNA)
- Bridge Closures, Drone Ban Planned for Tightrope Walk Across Chicago River (Tribune)
- Video: New Bike Cops Undergo Training (ABC)
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