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  1. After CVS Denies Bicyclist COVID Test, Some Urge Test Sites To Allow People Without Cars In Drive-Thrus

    • By Block Club Chicago
    • Sep 21, 2021

  2. Study: 15-minute walk/bike access to key resources is not enough to guarantee prosperity

    • By Streestblog Chicago
    • Sep 9, 2021

  3. Kayaking the Chicago River? Now you can get an estimate of bacteria levels before you go.

    • By Chicago Tribune
    • Sep 5, 2021

  4. The Lending Equity Ordinance will address longstanding racial inequities in mortgage lending

    • By PR Newswire
    • Sep 3, 2021

  5. Data Platform Reports Bacteria Level in Chicago River

    • By Government Technology
    • Sep 2, 2021

  6. Pritzker signs measure to replace lead service lines

    • By WMAY
    • Sep 1, 2021

  7. Lake Street jive: NBC amplifies Romanelli’s scheme to use transit funds for a trucking issue

    • By Streestblog Chicago
    • Aug 30, 2021

  8. Back To School And In-Person Learning? Don’t Forget Broadband Equity

    • By WBEZ
    • Aug 26, 2021

  9. Governor Pritzker Announces New Initiative to Improve Transportation Infrastructure, Save Taxpayer Dollars

    • By River Bender
    • Aug 25, 2021

  10. Transit experts, advocates dismiss Romanelli’s car-centric $2B “transit overhaul” proposal

    • By Streestblog Chicago
    • Aug 19, 2021

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