Today’s Headlines for Friday, June 3
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By
Steven Vance
8:19 AM CDT on June 3, 2016
- Chicago Police Looking For Drunk Drivers Tonight in Washington Heights (DNA)
- Man Killed in a Single-Car Crash Last Night In Bronzeville (CBS)
- Another Pricey TOD Building Proposed, In Lincoln Park (DNA)
- Divvy Summer Expansion Starts With New Station at Garfield Park Conservatory (DNA)
- New Pedestrian Bridge in Suburbs Will Connect Two Trails (Daily Herald)
- Vigil Held For Woman Who Died After Being Chased Onto Lake Shore Drive (ABC)
- The 606 is a Heavily Used, Desirable Park, But Residents Fear They’ll Have to Move Away (Tribune)
Transportation planner and advocate. Steven also created Chicago Cityscape, a site that tracks neighborhood developments across the city.
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