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Today’s headlines for Tuesday, March 30

    • Phase 1C for vaccinations is now underway throughout Chicago [WGN]
    • COVID relief to provide $1.5 billion to CTA, Metra and Pace [Daily Herald]
    • Local officials urged not to "squander" infrastructure opportunities [Crain's]
    • Another big apartment plan proposed near California Blue Line station [Block Club]
    • The Tribune editorial board warns of a "boondoggle" infrastructure package
    • A look at renderings, elevations for big West Loop mixed-use plan [YIMBY]
    • Crain's takes a closer look at the soft downtown luxury rental apartment market
    • Another surface lot, small warehouse in West Loop targeted for new high-rise development [Block Club]
    • More details of the Chicago Loop Alliance's plan for State Street summer closures
    • City’s Health Department won't say when it plans to make decision on plans for controversial Southeast Side metal scrapper [Block Club]

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