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Today’s Headlines for Friday, September 27

    • Alderman Hopkins proposes video enforcement of bus and bike lanes (Sun-Times)
    • Aldermen's ideas for addressing deficit include ride-share city stickers, raising meter fees (Sun-Times)
    • Red, Purple, Yellow trains delayed during PM rush after woman dies on Jarvis Tracks (ABC)
    • Driver fleeing police crashes into 2 cop cars in Oakland, gets away (Sun-Times)
    • NBC: Near misses are fairly common at Metra station
    • Hairston strongly supports reduced Metra fares at ward meeting (HPH)
    • Former U.S. DOT secretary Ray LaHood tapped for Lincoln presidential museum board (NPR)
    • "Motherload" family cycling doc, including Chicagoans, screens tonight 7:30 at Constellation (Chainlink)

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Thanks for your support, and enjoy your autumn.

– John Greenfield, editor, Streetsblog Chicago

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