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Today’s Headlines for Thursday, October 20

9:09 AM CDT on October 20, 2016

    • Crain's Op-Ed: Pedestrianize Michigan, Create an 8-Mile Sunday Ciclovia Route
    • There Have Been 6 Armed Robberies on The 606 Since September 19 (DNA)
    • Police: Ride-Share Driver Is Stealing Credit Card Info From Passengers (Chicagoist)
    • Should Delivery Drivers Pay to Use Downtown Loading Zones? (DNA)
    • Inexplicable: EPA Closing All City Emissions Testing Facilities to Cut Costs (Tribune)
    • Chainlinkers Discuss the Sociology of "Shoaling" (I've Been Guilty of It Myself)
    • Lincoln Parkers Say TOD Construction Is Coating Their Cars With Crud (DNA)

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In addition to editing Streetsblog Chicago, John writes about transportation and other topics for additional local publications. A Chicagoan since 1989, he enjoys exploring the city on foot, bike, bus, and 'L' train.

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