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  • by david hall
Bicyclist dies 3 weeks after traffic crash in Skokie

Just after 7 p.m. July 24, 27-year-old Joseph James Center, of Skokie, was riding his bike south on Gross Point Road when he was struck by a vehicle going northeast on the same road through the intersection of Skokie Boulevard, officials said.

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  • by david hall
Pace, CPS paratransit drivers end fourth day of strike without progress in contract negotiations

Nearly 800 drivers employed by SCR Medical Transportation walked out Friday, limiting service for those with disabilities, including rides for CPS students. School resumes next week.

entertainment-and-culture
  • by david hall
Inaugural Chicago River Swim for ALS research moved to Lake Michigan after city denies permits

The city raised safety concerns about an open swim in the river and reached a compromise with the group planning the Sept. 22 event.

transportation
  • by david hall
Traffic may 'grind to a halt' after transit COVID-19 grants run out, RTA warns

On the one hand, the state could increase transit spending to reach the "regional transit" model. On the other, commuters could see their travel times nearly double if the state does not commit more tax dollars to public transit.