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Today’s Headlines for Thursday, January 11

    • SUV Driver Fatally Struck Svetlana Gerovaya, 68, in Niles, No Charges (Sun-Times)
    • Driver Puts Crossing Guard Janet Gould, 80, in a Coma, OEMC Calls It a "Tragic Accident" (WGN)
    • Trucking Company, Driver Sued Over Fatal Tri-State Tollway Crash in Worth (Sun-Times)
    • With Good 'L' Access, the South End of the West Loop Is Attracting New Developments (Crain's)
    • Activists & Merchants Credit Pilsen Graffiti Incident With Renewing Displacement Dialogue (Tribune)
    • CTA Enables CTA-Shaming Media Campaign for Wisconsin by Displaying Ads on Trains (Tribune)
    • New Metropolitan Planning Council Video Explains Who They Are & What They Do
    • Lake Bluff Approves Contract for Metra Station Renovation (Tribune)
    • Drink and Don't Drive: Lyft & Baderbrau Offer Branded Beer With Ride-Share Discount Code (Tribune)
    • Police Officers Honored for Helping to Deliver Twins at Roosevelt Red Line Station (Sun-Times)
    • Women's March Chicago Takes Over the Streets on 1/20 Gathering at 9 AM at Congress/Columbus

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