Today’s Headlines for Friday, February 3
International Coverage of the 10-Day Sentence in the Bobby Cann Case (Daily Mail)
Lawsuit Filed in Police Crash That Killed Two Robbery Suspects (Tribune)
Woman Who Struck 3 pedestrians, Including a Toddler, Charged With Hit-and-Run (Tribune)
4 People Suffer Minor Injuries After Driver Plows Into a Volo Storefront (Tribune)
Urbanists and Suburbanists Duke It Out Over Proposed Jeff Park TOD (Curbed)
The Good Kind of "Social Engineering": Local Engineering Firm Promotes Biking (ATA)
Can't Make It to Our Meet-up? John Norquist Discusses Urbanism in Oak Park on 2/8
"Making the Transit Investment Case: Comparing London and Chicago" Talk 2/16 at UIC
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