4 months after racially-charged Council battle, signs for DuSable LSD unveiled
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Another fight regarding the coastal highway is on the horizon, as the city and state prepare to reconstruct North DuSable Lake Shore Drive.
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Open Boulevards in North Lawndale: “It makes you want to come outside”
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Douglas Boulevard for walking, jogging, biking, live music, games, a Haitian American Museum of Chicago exhibit, and grilling: a day of fun and culture.
New Metra station proposed near Kinzie/Ashland, but it wouldn’t open until at least 2032
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The new facility could potentially serve as a stop for all four Metra lines that currently run through the neighborhood.
On eve of Council rental e-scooter vote, aldermen and reps push for permanent legalization
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If the transportation committee passes the legislation on Wednesday. the ordinance will go before the City Council for a full vote on Thursday.
Bikes, Breath + Environmental Justice ride celebrated the African diaspora in the Americas
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The tour visited many natural, cultural, and social justice landmarks in Humboldt Park, and included meditation and performance.
Proposed Pace 2022 budget expands infrastructure, but is vague on service restorations
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The suburban bus agency hinted at reinstating at least some of the suspended routes, but the public won’t find out any details until Pace releases its 2022 budget on October 20.