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    • Mass Transit looks at Chicago's CTA COVID-19 vaccination bus program
    • Teen driver of stolen car struck and killed Annette Odneal, 62, on Mother's Day, fled (WGN)
    • 2 drivers fatally struck Thompson Center architect Helmut Jahn on his bike near St. Charles (Tribune)
    • South Side car crash after attempted traffic stop leaves 48-year-old man in critical condition (WGN)
    • Bomb scare near Bryn Mawr Red Line station shut down service, streets for more than 2 hours (Block Club)
    • The DePaulia looks at the rise of transportation cycling in Chicago
    • The Tribune publishes a bunch of anti-DuSable Drive comments from readers
    • Tribune's Zorn on DuSable Drive: "What we’ll lose in tradition we’ll gain in originality"
    • From the email trove: What city officials said about Streetsblog staff behind the the scenes
    • Moving Freely exhibit highlighting how mobility contributes to racial equity debuts 5/15 in Lawndale

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