Today’s Headlines for Friday, April 1
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9:00 AM CDT on April 1, 2016
- Beth White, Who Managed The 606 Project, Will Lead Parks Group in Houston (DNA)
- The Divvy-Endorsed CycleFinder App Gets a Makeover (Tribune)
- Why Were Several Dozen ‘L’ Stops Eliminated During the 20th Century? (MPC)
- Red Line Cell Phone Jammer Placed May Be Able to Avoid a Conviction (Tribune)
- 60-Unit, 30-Space TOD Planned Close to Clark/Division Stop (Curbed)
- Development Planned Near Red Line’s Sheridan Station With 28 Units, 14 Spaces (Curbed)
- The Six Corners Association Dedicates 2 Bike Murals & 4 Parking Corals This Saturday
- Loop Alliance Hosts “Big City, Big Data” Talk on 4/14, Including a Discussion of Ped Counts
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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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