Today’s Headlines for Tuesday, November 24
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9:12 AM CST on November 24, 2015
- City Announces Lyft May Service Airports, McCormick Place; No Word on Uber Yet (Sun-Times)
- Carter: Springfield Paying Its Normal Share of CTA Funding Wouldn’t Be a “Bailout” (Tribune)
- 2 “Traffic Experts” Say Chicago’s Speed Cam Program Is Bogus, a “Supporter” Says It Isn’t (Tribune)
- Pawar Thanks the Dozens of People Who Successfully Advocated for Restored #31 & #11 Bus Service
- 47th Ward Residents Can Conduct Block Audits to Support Requests for Menu Funds (DNA)
- SUV Driver Who Crashed Into Ambulance in Streamwood Has Died (Tribune)
- Lawsuit Alleges Officer Ran Red Without Using Lights or Sirens, Causing Fatal Crash (Tribune)
- How Many Fares Does It Take for Local Buses to Break Even? (WBEZ)
- Even During the Ribbon Cutting for the Clybourn PBLs, People Were Parking in Them (DNA)
- The U. of C. Maroon Digs Into Hyde Park Divvy Data
- What to Do About Shoveling Scofflaws (Active Trans)
- Good News for XC Skiers: Only a Portion of The 606 Will be Plowed This Winter (DNA)
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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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