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Today’s Headlines for Wednesday, March 5

• ATA: "Get active around our 2025 State Legislative Agenda"
Today’s Headlines for Wednesday, March 5
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• ATA: “Get active around our 2025 State Legislative Agenda”

ABC: “Cook County Sheriff’s Office squad car [driver] hits, critically injures pedestrian in Glenview: police”

• “Wicker Park, Logan Square Neighbors Can Vote On How To Spend $1 Million In Ward Projects” including bike-ped improvements (Block Club)

• ABC: “Ash Wednesday 2025: Catholics can receive ashes at Chicago airports, some CTA stations”

• Block Club: “Developer Plans 5-Story Apartment Building In Irving Park, Replacing 5 Kedzie Avenue Storefronts”

• Block Club: “Chicago’s Most Endangered Buildings 2025: Delaware Building, Darrow Bridge And More”

Working Bikes community cycle shop hosts a member appreciation board game night on March 21, 5-9 PM at 2434 S. Western

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