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Today’s Headlines for Monday, December 21

    • COVID bill includes $14B for transit, Amtrak, airports -- advocates wanted $32B for transit (Tribune)
    • More coverage of ATA's panel on preventing transit service cuts
    • RTA approved 2021 budgets, capital programs for regional transit (Progressive Railroading)
    • Police: Driver killed in Heart of Chicago rollover crash after running red (Sun-Times)
    • Naperville’s Metra lots are mostly empty. Survey shows demand might not return to normal (Tribune)
    • With no retail clients, developers want to convert Lincoln Park building to TOD housing (Block Club)
    • 450 units, 34 affordable condos near North/Clybourn, and 33 offsite affordable townhomes, approved (Block Club)
    • 2 buildings, 180 units coming to what’s currently a parking lot near Argyle Red stop (Block Club)
    • Schaumburg has received a Bronze Bicycle Friendly Community designation from LAB (Herald)

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