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• Trump administration's bias against "childless cat ladies" rears head with threat to cut DOT funds to states like IL with lower marriage, birth rates (Crain's)
• Block Club: "Former CTA Boss Dorval Carter Jr. Likely To Get Major Salary Bump At Saint Anthony Hospital"
• Block Club: "Plans To Rezone Broadway In Edgewater, Uptown Heading To Key City Committee"
• Ald. Hopkins caves to NIMBY backlash by approving Old Town Canvas development with 30 fewer affordable, transit-friendly apartments (Block Club)
• Hit-and-run driver critically injured pedestrian Sunday around 5 PM at 83rd and Lafayette, a Dan Ryan access ramp in Chatham (CBS)
• 3 recent armed sexual assaults last month in Logan Square, including on the Bloomingdale Trail at California Avenue (Block Club)
• Hopkins makes developer slash height of Old Town Canvas proposal, in response to NIMBYs, resulting in 30 fewer affordable TOD units (Block Club)
• Metra to reopen 103rd St./Rosemoor Station March 3 as the 95th St./Chicago State closes for rehab and expansion
• South Shore Line: "Bikes on Trains is now year-round on all trains when you board and disembark at designated bike stations."
• Today in Chicago History: "A slow-motion horror" in in 1977 in the Loop killed 11 in CTA derailment during rush hour (Tribune)
• Anglophile-friendly Tweed Ride 5/5, at Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio, Forest Avenue and Superior Street in Oak Park (The Chainlink)
• Chicago Taildraggers Bike Club hosts 11th annual Tamale Bike Ride 5/18/25 at Dvorak Park, 21st/Carpenter (Working Bikes)
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