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Today’s Headlines for Monday, April 30

An Update on the Efforts to Build the Paseo Trail in Pilsen & Little Village (Tribune) Active Trans: Tribune Editorial Takes a Windshield View of North LSD Project Family of Ricardo Quiroz, Fatally Struck by Red Line Train, Seeks Answers (DePaulia) 5 Hospitalized, Including 2 Bystanders, After Police Chase in Albany Park (CBS) CPD Adds … Continued
  • An Update on the Efforts to Build the Paseo Trail in Pilsen & Little Village (Tribune)
  • Active Trans: Tribune Editorial Takes a Windshield View of North LSD Project
  • Family of Ricardo Quiroz, Fatally Struck by Red Line Train, Seeks Answers (DePaulia)
  • 5 Hospitalized, Including 2 Bystanders, After Police Chase in Albany Park (CBS)
  • CPD Adds 100 New Officers, Patrol Vehicles Designed to Stop Carjackings (Tribune)
  • Tribune Blames, Government Dysfunction, Taxes & Debt for Illinois Population Loss
  • Is the Rush to Spend Illinois’ $109M Volkswagen Settlement Motivated by Politics? (BGA)
  • Development Near Blue Line’s Chicago Stop Would Have 226 Units, 97 Spots (Curbed)
  • Mashable Praises Chicago’s Decision to Require “Lock-to” Bikes for Dockless Pilot
  • More Coverage of This Tuesday’s DoBi Launch (Time Out ChicagoChicago Inno)
  • Test Ride Ofo Dockless Bikes With We Keep You Rollin’ This Saturday (Chainlink)
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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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