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Today’s Headlines for Monday, November 9

    • Election celebration temporarily disrupted service at Belmont, Addison Red stops (Block Club)
    • Pro-sustainable transportation alderman Matt Martin named one of Crain's 40 Under 40
    • Officer blocking traffic for one Mount Prospect crash is injured in another (CBS)
    • Driver crashes into Skokie home, no injuries (CBS)
    • Teens attacked after chalking ‘Biden 2020’ in South Loop Park, video shows (Block Club)
    • Northwestern students weigh in on changes to CTA bus schedule, Wildcard access (Daily Northwestern)
    • Natty Bwoy Bikes & Boards opens in Boxville market, by the 51st Street Green station (HPH)

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