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• “This Dia De Los Muertos, [Gage Park Cyclists and Little Village Environmental Justice Organization] Will Honor Slain Cyclists, Neighbors Killed In Traffic Crashes” (Block Club)

• Ex-The Straight Dope columnist and transit planner Ed Zotti: “My colleagues and I would like to propose [a vision for reshaping the region’s future]: integrated regional rail.” (Crain’s)

• River Foresters opposed to O’Hare Flyer are pushing for improving Metra NCS Line, which requires riding the airport’s people mover, an an alternative (Wednesday Journal)

• “Feds Finally Agree To Environmental Review Of Proposed Amtrak Facility In Bridgeport” (Block Club)

• “The wheel deal: Cycling program gets a thumb’s up from junior high school students” (Daily Herald)

• “Workers Rally Outside Austin CTA Seat Manufacturer To Demand Better Pay, Working Conditions” (Block Club)

• “Does Chicago need a permanent festival site? Voters asked to weigh in on ballot.” (Sun-Times)

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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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