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  1. City's planning initiative draft aims to address a history of inequity: Today's Juice

    • By Crain's Chicago Business
    • Jul 15, 2022

  2. Chicago's first citywide plan in half a century seeks to address structural inequality

    • By WBEZ Chicago
    • Jul 14, 2022

  3. Free bikes: Application process, rules explained as city prepares to give away 500 bicycles, along with locks, helmets

    • By Chicago Sun-Times
    • Jul 11, 2022

  4. Proposed Ordinance Promotes Equitable Transit-Oriented Development

    • By WTTW News
    • Jul 9, 2022

  5. Forest Park adopts plan for making streets ADA-compliant

    • By Forest Park Review
    • Jul 5, 2022

  6. Safer bike lanes, with concrete curbs, coming to Chicago streets

    • By Chicago Sun-Times
    • Jun 29, 2022

  7. Wheelchair Users Want New Road Money Spent On Safety

    • By disabilityscoop
    • Jun 28, 2022

  8. Cook County's Chief Sustainability Officer Deborah Stone Recognized by Crain's Chicago Business as a Notable Leader in Sustainability

    • By Cook County Government News
    • Jun 27, 2022

  9. Damage Control: How Local Organizations Are Restoring the Chicago River’s Health — and Reputation

    • By Better
    • Jun 21, 2022

  10. Secretary of state hopefuls on jaywalking, rolling stops for cyclists and driver exams

    • By Chicago Daily Herald
    • Jun 20, 2022

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