Today’s Headlines for Tuesday, March 21
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9:17 AM CDT on March 21, 2017
- Editorial: Maldonado & Moreno’s Anti-Gentrification Plan for The 606 Is a Bad Idea (Tribune)
- More Coverage of Red Light Cam Study (Tribune, CBS, ABC, DNA, Chicagoist, Active Trans)
- Coroner: Driver Had Heart Attack Before Rollover Crash Near Dan Ryan Woods (Sun-Times)
- Ald. Michele “Deeply Disappointed” That North Branch Plan Doesn’t Include a New Park (DNA)
- Recent Milestones in Planning the Future of Chicago’s Rivers (MPC)
- Bank Robbery Suspect Who Fled on Halsted Bus Captured Via GPS Hidden in Cash (Tribune)
- Got a Good Reason: AM Rush Parking Will Be Banned in W. Loop to Stop “Day Trippers (DNA)
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