Today’s Headlines
- Citizens to Abolish Red Light Cameras Endorses Chuy, 5 Aldermanic Candidates (DNA)
- Transportation Is a Factor in Why Minneapolis Is Growing Almost 5X as Fast as Chicago (MPC)
- Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Cyclist Michael Joseph, 59, in Englewood (Tribune)
- 2 Cops, 2 Civilians Injured When Officer Crashes SUV While Responding to a Call (Tribune)
- 4 Officers Injured in Crash While Pursuing a Driver in South Chicago (Sun-Times)
- Waukegan Is Removing a Pedestrian Bridge, Adding a Sidewalk (Tribune)
- Is It a Problem That the Bloomingdale Trail Won’t Have Bathroooms? (DNA)
- Teens Brainstorm Ideas for Improving Their Neighborhoods Via Placemaking (MPC)
- Newcity Checks in With Wrigleyville’s Parking Entrepreneurs
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