Loop Alliance releases details on first Sundays on State
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The Chicago Loop Alliance released details on activities Sundays on State attendees will experience.
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Blessing of the Bikes in Albany Park kicks off a blessedly normal summer
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In the wake of the COVID pandemic, "It’s wonderful to have the ability to be outside with neighbors and other community organizations and just enjoy life."
In the wake of Kevin Clark’s death, will we enact real change to fix Chicago’s streets?
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Do we have the infrastructure and will to implement safe, sustainable, and equitable transportation in Chicago? That remains to be seen.
Amtrak is restoring long-distance service and dining, and replacing seat cushions
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Amtrak wants to make riding across the United States cheaper, more comfortable, and easier this year, as more and more people get vaccinated and it becomes safer to travel.
Victory! After years of NIMBY opposition, the Dickens Greenway is finally approved
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After more than two years of relentless Not In My Back Yard pushback to the Dickens Greenway proposal, Alderman Michele Smith has finally signed off on the project.
DuSable Drive rally and possible City Council vote slated for June 23
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A DuSable Drive advocate argued that the notion that changing the name of Lake Shore Drive to honor a Black man would hurt Chicago's brand is a "sad, racist argument."