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Today’s Headlines for Tuesday, September 11

8:45 AM CDT on September 11, 2018

    • Active Trans Trail Plans Identifies 4 Areas Where Connections Can Be Improved
    • Another Bike Crash on Lower LSD Highlights Need for Flyover Detour (Active Trans)
    • Semi-Truck Driver Crashes Into Lansing Apartment Building (ABC)
    • Man Charged With DUI After Head-on Crash With Tree in Riverside (Sun-Times)
    • 61 Metra Bridges Are in "Poor" Condition, in Need of Repair (CBS)
    • Morton Grove Has a Pedal-Powered Bookmobile (Tribune)
    • "Tour de Taps" Beer Cycles Rolled Out at Soldier Field (Eater)
    • New Geneva, IL, Bike Racks Are Shaped Like Swedish Dala Horses (KCC)
    • 300 Catholics Biked From Merrillville to Summit as Part of Religious Pilgrimage (Tribune)
    • 9/27 Leadership Training Session for SW Side Transportation Advocacy (Active Trans)
    • Open House on October 13 and 14 Includes CTA's Skokie Repair Shop (Block Club)

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In addition to editing Streetsblog Chicago, John writes about transportation and other topics for additional local publications. A Chicagoan since 1989, he enjoys exploring the city on foot, bike, bus, and 'L' train.

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