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Today’s Headlines for Friday, May 24

• Mayor's RTA board nominee Ira Acree, who rarely rides CTA, was unaware of looming $730M fiscal cliff, says alders who voted against him are racist (Pratt)
Today’s Headlines for Friday, May 24
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• Mayor’s RTA board nominee Ira Acree, who rarely rides CTA, was unaware of looming $730M fiscal cliff, says alders who voted against him are racist (Pratt)

• Anti-abortion Ald. Nicholas Sposato blocks Quiet Zone around downtown Women’s Clinic (Block Club)

• More coverage of Western Avenue alders’ campaign to kick-start bus rapid transit (Block Club)

• NBC: What happened as 3 school buses crashed while taking kids on Six Flags field trip (NBC)

• Trains.com checks out Metra’s new Peterson/Ridge station

Union: Chicago IAM Local 498 members honored for saving costs, bringing new ideas to Metra

CTA: Remember to ride our buses and trains this Memorial Day, when summer weekend/holiday service to local beaches starts and lasts through mid-August

Streetsblog Chicago will be off on Monday and resume publication on Tuesday. Have a great Memorial Day!

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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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