Today’s Headlines for Tuesday, February 10
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• Trump moves to claw back $100M provided to the state’s EPA to build electric vehicle charging stations (Capitol Fax)
• “Grant Park 20-Year Plan Calls For Public Bathrooms, Better Lake Access And More” (Block Club)
• “Logan Square, Wicker Park Neighbors Say No To More Delivery Robots” (Block Club)
• “Delays reported on Metra Electric, South Shore lines after train strikes pedestrian” (NBC)
• “Suspect sought in violent robbery of passenger on CTA Red Line in Wrigleyville” (CBS)
• “Opinion: Chicago is creatively repurposing public land. We should all pay attention.” (Crain’s)
• “Moving Archer Forward open house at the McKinley Park Fieldhouse on Saturday, Feb. 28 – anytime between 1-3 PM” (SW Collective)
• Sorry, $20M grant recipient Bike Shop @UChicago is not a cycle store but instead involves “the emerging field of algorithmic public policy” (U. of Chicago)
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– John Greenfield, editor
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