Today’s Headlines for Monday, December 3
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9:00 AM CST on December 3, 2018
- Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Man, 63, in Waukegan Township (Sun-Times)
- Man Charged With Homicide in Crash That Killed Construction Worker on I-294 (WGN)
- Northwestern Study Looks at Attitudes Towards Divvy in Humboldt Park and Evanston
- Senior Shares Story of CTA Riders’ Failure to Offer Him a Seat, Tribune Reader React
- Services Held for Trailblazing Former CTA Chairman Walter Clark (Chicago Crusader)
- Join Us for a Streetsblog Meetup Tonight 5-7 at Bar Louie Dearborn Station, 47 W. Polk
- Mayor’s Bike Advisory Council Meeting Wednesday 12/12 at City Hall (The Chainlink)
- Photo Exhibit by Chicago Critical Mass Cofounder Jim Redd Opens 12/14 (Block Club)
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