Today’s Headlines for Monday, February 10
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8:39 AM CST on February 10, 2020
- Contractor for $2.1B RPM project is donating $250K to program for low-income students (Block Club)
- Andersonville neighbors hope to make car-centric Catalpa St. more people-friendly (Block Club)
- North Side Red Line service was suspended Saturday after accidental death at Addison (Tribune)
- At least 15 hurt in Austin Friday after wrong-way driver hit CTA bus (WGN)
- 5 hurt by driver fleeing police stop in East Garfield Park (NBC)
- Teen driver fleeing police in South Shore hits unmarked car, 9 vehicles at dealership (Sun-Times)
- Hit-and-run driver injured special-needs boy, 12, in Deerfield (NBC)
- Letter: UP wants Metra to take over UP-N operations — protect ridership, taxpayers (Crain’s)
- Metra Milwaukee District West trains delayed by signal issues in Elgin (Sun-Times)
- Juliet De Jesus Alejandre is new head of Logan Square Neighborhood Association (Block Club)
- Wicker Park walk signal no longer sending pedestrians into traffic (Block Club)
- 4-Star Family Cyclery is moving to Logan storefront twice as large as current space (Block Club)
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