• Anti- / pro-Archer Avenue Safe Streets project rally today 12/8, 4:30 PM at 12th Ward office, 3868 S. Archer Ave. Background here.
• After CBS did a 1-sided, misleading segment on Archer debate, ABC's report is much more balanced, including an interview w/ SW Collective cofounder
• Police cited bus driver who ran over and killed Tracy Frasure, 42, after she slipped and fell under bus Wednesday morning near 70th/South Shore (NBC)
• Driver cited after striking man, 50, crossing LSD at Addison Sunday around 10:12 PM, at least the 3rd ped crash here or nearby this year, 1 fatal (Fox)
• Federal trial for suit filed by Ariel Roman, shot by CPD at Grand Red in February 2020 after being stopped for walking between cars, starts today (CBS)
• Capitol Fax's Rich Miller: "SAFE-T Act criticism after Blue Line attack is mostly misguided" (Sun-Times)
• "Editorial: A snazzy new State Street station. But, seriously, $444M and 3 more years?" (Tribune)
• Steinberg: "Ald. Daniel La Spata is holding his proposed ordinance allowing Chicagoans to turn in parking scofflaws, giving time to weigh the law’s merits."
• Delivery Robots Take Over Chicago Sidewalks, Sparking Debate And A Petition To Hit "Pause" (Block Club)
• Virtual public meeting for Bus Priority Corridor Study tonight Mon. 12/8, 6 – 7:30 PM – sign up here for the link. More info here.
• Last meeting for North Ave (Kostern to Kedzie) redesign 12/16, 6pm, Mercado del Pueblo, 4013 W North Ave. in Humboldt Park (Bike Grid)

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