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    • A Q & A with the Active Transportation Alliances' new executive director Amy Rynell
    • Andrew Peterson, 37, died from injuries sustained when driver struck him at Taylor/Ruble (Sun-Times)
    • Hit-and-run driver fatally struck young female pedestrian Monday at Harrison/Canal (ABC)
    • Man dies after being struck by 2 drivers in West Humboldt Park (Sun-Times)
    • Driver fatally struck man, 62, in Homan Square Sunday afternoon (Sun-Times)
    • Red Line service resumes after possible human remains found on tracks at Jarvis (Sun-Times)
    • 6 people seriously injured in two different Eisenhower crashes within an hours (Sun-Times)
    • Driver hits CTA bus in Woodlawn after shots fired, 2 injured (ABC)
    • As a transportation hub, Chicago is particularly vulnerable to C-19 economic fallout (Chicago Mag)
    • We held an unofficial ribbon-cutting for the Lincoln Village Pedestrian Bridge, aka the Stone Free Bridge

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