Today’s Headlines for Monday, September 21
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9:03 AM CDT on September 21, 2015
- 119th Street Corridor Plan Will Bring New Ped & Bike Facilities (Active Trans)
- Metra Is Considering Expanding Its Pets-on-Board Pilot (DNA)
- Tribune: Berwyn DUI Stings Fail to Follow Federal Guideline
- South Holland Buys Land for Station, Hoping for Future Metra Access (Tribune)
- Blue Island’s Division Street Bridge Is Getting an $8 Million Overhaul (Tribune)
- Hit-and-Run Motorist Kills 55-Year-Old Man in Niles (Tribune)
- Senior Critically Injured by Driver on 6900 Block of West Belmont (Tribune)
- Driver Who Fatally Struck Man in Mt. Prospect, Left the Scene Charged With a Felony (Tribune)
- Hinsdale Is Trying to Solve Epidemic of Drivers Crashing Into Storefronts (Tribune)
- Underused Plaza Is Being Transformed Into a Pop-Up Retail Space for Entrepreneurs (DNA)
- Canaryville Residents Oppose New Development, Citing Parking Concerns (DNA)
- Panel on Transit-Oriented Development & Equity Tomorrow at CNT
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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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