Today’s Headlines for Wednesday, December 28
RedFlex Avoids Charges for Cam Scandal in Exchange for Cooperation With Feds (Sun-Times) 2017 South Shore Bikes on Trains Program Will Include (Inconvenient) Weekday Service (NWI) Amid Calls for 100% Affordable Housing by Logan Stop, Architect Pitches Market for the Site (Curbed) Logan’s Crossing Development Will Be Anchored by Jewel, XSport Fitness (DNA) Mural Artists … Continued
8:59 AM CST on December 28, 2016
- RedFlex Avoids Charges for Cam Scandal in Exchange for Cooperation With Feds (Sun-Times)
- 2017 South Shore Bikes on Trains Program Will Include (Inconvenient) Weekday Service (NWI)
- Amid Calls for 100% Affordable Housing by Logan Stop, Architect Pitches Market for the Site (Curbed)
- Logan’s Crossing Development Will Be Anchored by Jewel, XSport Fitness (DNA)
- Mural Artists Chosen for Irving Park and Addison Blue Line Stops (DNA)
- Portraits of South Shore Residents Will Adorn 87th and 93rd Street Metra Stations (DNA)
- Tips for Getting Home Safely on New Year’s Eve (RedEye)
- Have You Ever Used the “Secret” Bike Route Over the Kennedy at Augusta? (The Chainlink)
- Cosmic Bikes Leads a Ride to Northerly Island on New Year’s Day
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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