Today’s Headlines for Friday, June 22
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9:44 AM CDT on June 22, 2018
- Tribune: Housing Funds Have Mostly Been Steered Away From Gentrifying Neighborhoods
- Emanuel Proposes Subsidized Loans for Multiunit Buildings With 20% Affordable Units (WBEZ)
- Remembering Diana Lampsa, 66, Killed Wednesday by Driver Fleeing Police (Tribune)
- Flooding Halts CTA Yellow Line Trains (CBS)
- Mundelein Gets Ready for $90K Storage Units Called “Garage Condominiums” (Tribune)
- How Businesses Benefit When Employees Bike to Work (Active Trans)
- Curbed Checks Out the Mellow Chicago Bike Map
- How to Explore NW Indiana Breweries by Bike and Train (Chicago Reader)
- Upcoming Bike Events in Albany Park, Logan Square, Bronzeville, and Riverdale (Active Trans)
- Bike Tour of “Chicago’s Fabulous Fountains” With Author Greg Borzo on 8/12 at History Museum
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