Today’s Headlines for Thursday, September 24
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• Concrete supplier working on Oak Park Avenue streetscape in Oak Park fatally struck Ann Marie LoPrieno, 71, Wednesday morning at North Boulevard and Euclid Avenue (Tribune)
• Generally car-centric Illinois Policy Institute: “See Which Chicago CTA Stations Have the Highest Crime Rates”
• Chicago YIMBY: “Renderings Revealed For RLE Stations And Plazas”
• “City OKs $200M For Foundry Park, Including For 606 Trail Extension, At Lincoln Yards Site” (Block Club)
• “$75 million deal clears path for parking meter transfer vote today” (Crain’s)
• “South Shore’s 71st Street Ready For More Development After Zoning Change” (Block Club)
• Letter to Tribune: “Chicago parks were never intended to be used as sites for housing”
• “Edgewater’s Bryn Mawr Historic District Becomes A Chicago Landmark” (Block Club)
• “Chicago extends Divvy contract; parking changes, new bike model coming” (Sun-Times)
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