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Early Voting for November General Election Kicks Off Thursday in Downtown Chicago (opens the original)
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Early voting for the November general election kicks off Thursday in downtown Chicago, with more early voting locations across the city expected to open later this month. Early voting for the Nov. 3 general election is expected to begin 9 a.m. Thursday at two downtown locations: the Chicago Board of Elections Downtown Voting Supersite, 137 S. State St., and the Chicago Board of Elections office, located at 69 W. Washington St. on the 6th floor. Races on the ballot include Illinois governor, U.S.
Chicago Announces Dedicated Bus Lane on Northbound Michigan Avenue (opens the original)
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A dedicated bus lane is coming to Michigan Avenue. The new 1.5-mile dedicated bus lane will be installed on northbound Michigan Avenue between Roosevelt Road and Wacker Drive in an effort to reduce delays along the downtown corridor, the city announced Wednesday. The Loop’s Michigan Avenue is one of the busiest areas in the CTA bus system, according to the city, with an estimated 22,000 bus riders traveling through the segment every weekday. An estimated 1,490 buses on 21 different routes are ex
UChicago Physicist, U of I Environmental Scientist Awarded MacArthur ‘Genius Grants’ (opens the original)
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A physicist at the University of Chicago and an environmental scientist at the University of Illinois are among the fellows chosen this year to receive the prestigious MacArthur “genius grant,” the MacArthur Foundation announced Tuesday. The MacArthur Fellows Program aims to identify creative individuals who have a track record of excellence in a field of scholarship or area of practice and demonstrate the ability to impact society in significant and beneficial ways, according to the foundation’
Fall Bridge Lifts Along Chicago River Begin This Week. Here’s the Full Schedule (opens the original)
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Commuters who cross the Chicago River in the mornings might experience some delays with the annual return of fall bridge lifts starting Wednesday. In the fall, bridges along the Main and South branches of the river are lifted to allow sailboats and other recreational boats to move into winter storage facilities. The bridge lifts are scheduled to start Wednesday and run through mid-November, the Chicago Department of Transportation announced earlier this week. Bridges will be lifted in succession
Chicago, Suburban Cook County Seeking Poll Workers for November Midterm Election (opens the original)
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With the November election approaching, the Chicago Board of Elections and Cook County Clerk’s Office are looking for people to serve as poll workers on Election Day. Election judges must be a registered voter or an eligible college or high school student. “Our democracy needs everyday people who are willing to roll up their sleeves and help make Election Day work,” Clerk Monica Gordon, who’s running unopposed in the November election, said in a statement. “Our poll workers are essential to the
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