Burst of creativity: Chicago Avenue electric bus turnaround in Austin gets new artwork
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Los Angeles-based artist Shinique Smith, who has also done works for New York's MTA and LA Metro.
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Lots of walk/bike improvements are on deck for the 47th Ward this year
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Even if the Leland Greenway doesn't get built, it's going to be a busy year for bike and pedestrian projects in the 47th Ward.
At meeting on popular Dickens Greenway plan, Ald. Smith complains about “bad cyclists”
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On Tuesday night Alderman Michele Smith of the 43rd ward convened a public meeting over Zoom about the two-years-old proposal to convert part of Dickens Avenue in Lincoln Park into a “Neighborhood Greenway.” Chicago Department of Transportation bicycle and pedestrian program manager David Smith presented plans for the greenway and answered questions from the audience. […]
“Moving Freely” exhibit in North Lawndale explores mobility’s connection to racial equity
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Moving Freely explores how mobility in its various forms can be harnessed for the fight for racial equity and collective power for Chicago’s Black and Brown communities on the West Side.
Bar owner who posted racist comments is leading fight against affordable TOD
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Spyners owner and Save Lincoln Square petition launcher Maureen Sullivan faced a boycott last year over racist comments about BLM protests.
Parking Karens want to block Lincoln Square affordable TOD, advocates fight back
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Fliers claiming Lincoln Square "has a parking deficit of 1,519 spaces" are based on an ancient, absurdly car-centric 1998 study.