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Today’s Headlines for Friday, November 21

9:01 AM CST on November 22, 2019

    • Trayvion West, 13, Killed in S. Chicago crosswalk, 2 weeks after boy, 5, injured in Avondale (Tribune, Block Club)
    • 5 officers injured, 2 critically, after chase ends in crash at Jackson/Francisco (ABC)
    • Officer injured in Aurora after allegedly drunk driver fails to yield while turning left (Sun-Times)
    • Driver charged with hit-and-run for August crash that killed Mark Dandridge, 54, in Burnside
    • Downtown light pole crashes down, injuring pedestrian (CBS)
    • SRO next to Wilson stop is being turned into 76 micro-apartments, only 15 affordable (Block Club)
    • Mayor's Office: If you're going to use recreational marijuana, don't drive
    • Meet the people behind the beloved street performance phenomenon the Puppet Bike (WGN)
    • Here's the full schedule for the CTA Holiday Train (NBC)
    • John discusses the fair ride-hail tax tonight 9 PM on NEIU radio WZRD 88.3 FM

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Thanks for your support, and enjoy your autumn.

– John Greenfield, editor, Streetsblog Chicago

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