Today’s Headlines for Monday, August 23
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9:01 AM CDT on August 23, 2021
- Evanstonian: Infra bill won’t include enough funds to “address fundamental challenges of U.S. transit” (Vox)
- Park District sold out space in our parks for Amazon delivery lockers for a mere $137.6K a year (Block Club)
- ISP: 2 dead, 1 injured after shooting, car crash on Eisenhower Expressway (ABC)
- 1 killed, 1 injured in fiery crash involving SUV, 2 semi-trailers on Torrence Avenue on SE Side (ABC)
- Hit-and-run SUV driver killed Trinity Salgado, 59, on bike near Des Plaines River Trail in Glenview (NBC)
- Hanna Fernando, 40, killed after trucker rear-ended her car in Glenview, causing rollover crash (ABC)
- Residents: 6-unit condo building with 6 spots, 10 minutes from ‘L’ would fuel displacement (Block Club)
- Bike ride from Forest Glen Metra stop to Docomomo Summer Social at Adlai Stevenson’s house on 9/11
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