Today’s Headlines for Thursday, November 5
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8:59 AM CST on November 5, 2015
- Reilly: Buildings Close to the Central Business District Shouldn’t Have a Lot of Parking (DNA)
- Tweaking of Loop Link Lanes Is “Obviously Mismanagement,” Says Some Random Dude (CBS)
- Taxi Union: Rahm Expedited Uber Access to Airports, Is Dragging Feet on Cab Reforms (Sun-Times)
- Alleged Drunk Driver Rear-Ended Sheriff Deputy’s Car, Fled on Foot (DNA)
- Jesse White: Our Job Is to Keep the Public Safe, Not Help DUI Offenders Get Licenses Back (Tribune)
- It Could Be Months Before Fulton/Halsted Stoplight Is Activated (DNA)
- Low Turnout at Metra Hearing on Proposed 2% Fare Increase (Sun-Times)
- Chicago’s Still a Big Draw for Young Workers — The Hard Part Is Keeping Them Here (Crain’s)
- Anti-TOD With 271 Spaces, 400 Spots Next to ‘L’ Stop Breaks Ground in Oak Park (Tribune)
- Red Line Re-Routed After Customer Got Foot Stuck Between Train & Platform (Sun-Times)
- Lucas Museum Agreement Allows Bears to Set Game-Day Parking Fees (DNA)
- Sex Columnist Savages the Slow Cycling Movement, Chicagoans Weigh In (Chainlink)
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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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