Today’s Headlines for Tuesday, November 13
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9:00 AM CST on November 13, 2018
- It’s Official: Chicago Has Lost Its Bid for Amazon’s H2 Headquarters (Tribune)
- Sun-Times: The Chicago Region’s Future Depends on Adequately Funding Transit
- Emanuel to Unveil Preservation Strategy for Little Village and Pilsen (Sun-Times)
- Driver Who Struck 4 Pedestrians on Logan Bar Strip Charged With DUI (NBC)
- CTA, Union: Sun-Times Story on Operators Using Buses as Bathrooms Was Unfair
- Lime and ATA Discuss Pros and Cons of Bringing Dockless Scooters to Town (WTTW)
- Survey Results From Drivers on 7-Year Wait List for Naperville Metra Parking (Tribune)
- Doe! Blue Line Trains Delayed by Deer on Tracks (WGN)
- Learn About Pace’s Pulse Express Bus at an Urban Transportation Center Talk on 11/15
- Cosmic Bikes Hosts an All-Day Open House for Bike Shop Day on December 1
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