Today’s Headlines for Thursday, October 6

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By John Greenfield

8:57 AM CDT on October 6, 2022

Lightfoot administration is planning two or three communities of tiny homes to fight homelessness (WBEZ)
Chicago paramedics among 5 injured in ambulance crash at Jackson/Homan (FOX)
Man, 20, charged with attacking 67th Street bus driver, 62, multiple times (FOX)
Man, 26, in fair condition after being stabbed by woman on Kedzie-Homan Blue platform early this morning (ABC)
Speed bumps, raised intersections and pedestrian islands are coming to Madison in West Loop (Block Club)
U. of C. adds free downtown shuttle, Metra Pass and after-hours parking (Maroon)
Puerto Rican poet Julia de Burgos honored with new mural along 606 in her namesake park (Block Club)
Cruise: Queers on Bikes offers LGBTQ-focused social bike rides on Wednesday evenings
Former ATA staffer Lee Crandell and Lime exec David Spielfogel are selling bike-friendly North Center home (Crain’s)
How did a Divvy bike wind up in Santa Ana Maya, Mexico? (Block Club)
Online meeting on the future of Western Avenue from Addison to Howard today at 6 PM (CDOT)
South Side Critical Mass ride this Friday 10/7 at 6 PM at Nichold Park, 55th/Kimbark

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John Greenfield

In addition to editing Streetsblog Chicago, John has written about transportation and more for many other local and national publications. A Chicagoan since 1989, he enjoys exploring the city and region on foot, bike, bus, and train.

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