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Today’s Headlines for Monday, April 22

    • How Tunneling Through an LSD Bridge House for the Navy Pier Flyover Will Work (Tribune)
    • Active Trans Endorses Emmett Street Affordable TOD
    • Brayan Abreu-Gomez, 22, Died After Striking LSD Pole, Car Sighted on Trail (Sun-Times)
    • Former Chicagoan and Bike Advocate Dave Salovesh Fatally Struck in DC (City Paper)
    • 2 in Critical Condition After 5-Car Crash in Austin (Sun-Times)
    • Multiple People Injured in Crash on I-94 Near Northbrook (Sun-Times)
    • Northbound Red Line Trains Rerouted to Elevated Tracks Due to Mechanical Snafu (WGN)
    • SBC Writer Courtney Cobbs Advocates for Protected Bike Lanes in Letter to Tribune
    • Real Estate Mogul and Active Trans Supporter John Buck Bikes to Work
    • New Tollway Director Jose Alvarez Worked at CHA and CPS (Daily Herald)
    • 6 Corners Could Get a New Public Plaza at Cuyler/Milwaukee Using TIF Money (Block Club)
    • Divvy Is Offering Free Passes for Earth Day Today (Sun-Times)

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