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Today’s Headlines for Monday, January 4

    • Watch Preckwinkle launch Fair Transit South Cook 11 AM today on her Facebook page
    • Jobs in shipping, e-commerce are booming, but they’re often inconveniently located (ADG)
    • 2 CPD officers hospitalized after crash on East 70th Street (CBS)
    • Allegedly speeding driver charged with homicide for crash that killed his cousin (Sun-Times)
    • Vehicle found from 12/23 crash that killed Giovanne Bucio and Araceli Gutierrez (NBC)
    • Shoreline renovations at Arthur Ashe Beach Park in South Shore start Monday (Block Club)
    • Chainlink thread launched to discuss local trail conditions during winter

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