Today’s Headlines for Tuesday, September 28
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8:58 AM CDT on September 29, 2015
- Panel Discussion Tackled the Question: How Do We Make TOD Inclusive? (CNT)
- Neighbors Want to Remove the Only Divvy Station by 606 So They Can Have More Parking (DNA)
- Jeff Park Neighborhood Association Election Is a Choice Between Urbanism and Suburbanism (DNA)
- IDOT Is Holding 17 Public Meetings on Its Multi-Year Plan — Only 1 Will Be in Chicago
- Cyclist Dies From Injuries a Week After Crash at Stony Island & South Chicago (Sun-Times)
- Man Dies of Injuries Suffered 3 Weeks Earlier in Ravenswood Crash (Sun-Times)
- Family of Man Killed in Niles Crash Urges Hit-and-Run Driver to Step Forward (Tribune)
- 1 Injured After Driver Veers Into Path of CTA Bus (Tribune)
- Open House Tomorrow to Discuss Potential Removal of 4 Bucktown Red Light Cams (DNA)
- Letter: MPC Lauds the Passage of the TOD Reform Ordinance (Sun-Times)
- Developer Plans to Replace Parking Lot at 171 N. Wabash With 60-Unit Building (CRED)
- Signs of Change Wants to Streamline Chicago’s Byzantine Sign Permit Process (DNA)
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