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Today’s Headlines for Monday, January 11

    • Blair Kamin Checks Out Loop Link Speeds, Draws Similar Conclusions as John (Tribune)
    • Jury Selection in the John Bills RedFlex Bribery Trial Starts Today (Tribune)
    • The Past, Present, and Future of the Belmont Overpass (DNA)
    • Steven's Op-Ed in Crain's: Replace Industrial Corridor With Walkable Development
    • Police: Driver Did Several Shots at Holiday Party Before Fatal South Barrington Crash (Tribune)
    • Cold Weather Causing Metra Delays (Tribune)
    • Chainlink Highlights Vehicles Parked in Bike Lanes, Including Police Cars, Buses (DNA)
    • Cubs Negotiating With Alderman, Businesses, Neighbors on Rules for Outdoor Plaza (Tribune)
    • How to Retrieve Lost Items From the CTA (RedEye)
    • DNA Talks to Women Bike Chicago About Their Upcoming Launch Party
    • Artist and Slow Roll Rider Marian Hayes Has Passed Away (Slow Roll Chicago)
    • Aurora Is Holding a Community Meeting on Downtown Master Plan on January 21 (CMAP)

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