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• Curious City: "From the Garfield Park Conservatory to Navy Pier, who will win? Car, bike or public transportation?"
Today’s Headlines for Friday, July 18
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• Curious City: “From the Garfield Park Conservatory to Navy Pier, who will win? Car, bike or public transportation?”

• “The Chicago City Council eliminated costly parking mandates for all residential zones located near CTA and Metra stops.” (Abundant Housing IL)

• Person initially survived being struck by MED train Thursday around 7:40 AM near 27th Street, trains delayed (ABC)

• “2 hospitalized after fight while exiting [Clinton] CTA Blue Line train in West Loop” (ABC)

• “The Iconic Damen Silos Are Coming Down” (Block Club)

• Pro-upzoning Edgewater/Uptown folks, also calling for $1.5B for transit, invite advocates to Red Line ribbon-cutting M 7/21, 8-10 AM at Argyle

• “CTA is Your Best Ride in July”

• More discussion of Metra’s possible cafe car (NBC)

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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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