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    • Irish Developer Walks Away From Plan to Build 20K Homes on S. Works Site (Tribune)
    • Op-Ed: Emanuel Needs to Put More Effort Into Redeveloping the Site (Tribune)
    • Developer Seeks Approval for 10K Homes in the South Loop (Crain's)
    • O'Hare People Mover Will Be Shut Down Through the Winter for Modernization (Tribune)
    • State Rep: Carjacking Law Could Lead to Innocent Youth Being Locked up (Sun-Times)
    • Metra Backtracks on Adding Freight Train Holding Track in Lake Forest (JWC Daily)
    • Northbrook Considers Moving Metra Station to Grainger Property (Tribune)
    • Naperville Kayak Rental Business Is Now Offering E-Bikes (Tribune)
    • Wright-Inspired Rendition of the CTA 'L' Map Wins a Design Award (CBS)
    • Dozens of Hammond Bike Trail Signs Defaced With Bawdy Graffiti (Tribune)
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