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Today’s Headlines for Wednesday, March 2

    • Driver Fatally Strikes 45-Year-Old Woman at 81st and Stony, Citations Issued (Tribune)
    • Driver Charged for Hit-and-Run Crash That Killed 35-Year-Old Man in Norridge (Tribune)
    • Elgin Man Charged With 5th DUI Had More Than 3 Times the Legal BAC Limit (Herald)
    • There Was a Bus Tracker Blackout for More Than 14 Hours on Monday (Sun-Times)
    • Pace Expands Its Paratransit Service in Lake County (Herald)
    • Allstate Is Moving Its Connected Car Team to the Transit-Friendly Merchandise Mart (Tribune)
    • More Parking Added to Design for Essex Hotel Redevelopment Project (Curbed)
    • A Map of Locations Where the City Dumps Road Snow After Big Blizzards (DNA)
    • Spring Is Just Around The Corner: Water Taxi Season Starts March 12 (Tribune)
    • 11-Year-Old Boy Starts Petition for Trail to Connect Fox River & Prairie Path (Active Trans)
    • Why Just Bike to Work When You Can Bike at Work? Check Out SRAM's Cool New Digs (Curbed)
    • Blues Line: CTA Bus Driver Toronzo Cannon Is Releasing His First Blues Record (WTTW)

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