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• After City removed ghost bike for Gerardo Marciales, 41, killed on bike in February 2022 at Balbo/DLSD by driver who ran red, BLU will replace it (CBS)

• Trains on Brown, Green, Orange, Purple and Pink lines experienced delays Friday morning due to fire department activity on downtown tracks (NBC)

• SUV driver ran over bike rider before 5 AM today in Joliet on Jefferson Street between Airport Road and Houbolt Road, no word on injuries (ABC)

• Male victim in good condition after being stabbed during fight Saturday around 1:30 AM on platform of Washington-Wabash stop (CBS)

Boo! Major street closures for NASCAR Chicago street race go into effect this week (NBC)

 Block Club: Pro-Palestine artwork at Rogers Park’s Pratt Beach installment vandalized

People for Bikes' new City Ratings report, likely once again rating Chicago as one of the very worst large US cities for biking, comes out tomorrow

• Chicago Critical Mass bike protest/parade this Friday 6/28, leaving Daley Plaza, 50 W. Washington St., around 6 PM (The Chainlink)

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