Today’s Headlines for Monday, November 21
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9:02 AM CST on November 21, 2022
- Hundreds turned out for CTA job fair at Olive Harvey College (FOX)
- ATA: Sidewalk snow removal should be a municipal service
- Driver fleeing traffic stop killed, 6 injured in multi-vehicle crash at 14th/Michigan (ABC)
- Motorist speeding on 4-lane stretch of Touhy in Lincolnwood died after striking tree (FOX)
- 2 CPD officers injured at Pratt/Rockwell in West Ridge, apparently after running stop sign without siren on (CBS)
- Woman, 38, in fair condition after hit-and-run driver struck her in crosswalk at Ohio/Rush (ABC)
- Can a “tracked vehicle” sticker from the sheriff’s office help deter carjackers? (Block Club)
- ATA looks at the shrine to fallen bicyclists at a recent Day of the Dead celebration in Hermosa
- What makes for a good bike room, and how do you get one in your building? (ATA)

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