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Today’s Headlines for Thursday, December 29

The Tribune’s Mary Wisniewski Looks Back at the Year in Transportation Chicago’s Infrastructure Investments Should Focus on Technology & the Environment (Crain’s) Pedestrian Killed by Trucker on Congress Last Month Identified as Jeffrey Harris, 59 (Sun-Times) Driver Crashes Stolen FedEx Truck in Englewood, 15-Year-Old Boy in Custody (ABC) Police: Robbery Suspect Apprehended With Help From Divvy … Continued
  • The Tribune’s Mary Wisniewski Looks Back at the Year in Transportation
  • Chicago’s Infrastructure Investments Should Focus on Technology & the Environment (Crain’s)
  • Pedestrian Killed by Trucker on Congress Last Month Identified as Jeffrey Harris, 59 (Sun-Times)
  • Driver Crashes Stolen FedEx Truck in Englewood, 15-Year-Old Boy in Custody (ABC)
  • Police: Robbery Suspect Apprehended With Help From Divvy Records (Tribune)
  • Fines Will Be Doubled Next Year for Drivers Who Disregard Metra Crossing Gates (DNA)
  • Mechanical Issues Caused Delays on BNSF Trains Yesterday (Sun-Times)
  • Navy Pier Named Nation’s Top Tourist Destination Based on Number of Lyft Rides There (DNA)
  • End of an Era: The Logan Square Mega Mall’s Date With the Wrecking Ball (Curbed, Chicagoist)
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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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