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City to launch Michigan Avenue bus lane (opens the original)
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CTA bus riders traveling northbound on Michigan Avenue in the Loop will soon ride in a dedicated bus lane, the city announced Wednesday. The new bus lane, which officials hope will make bus travel faster, will span almost 1.5 miles of Michigan Avenue between Roosevelt Road to the south and Wacker Drive to the north. It will be located only on the northbound side of the street. Work required to open the bus lane — including the installation of new pavement markings and signage — is expected to be
Fall Chicago River bridge lifts to start Wednesday (opens the original)
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Bridges along the Chicago River will lift almost a dozen times this fall to allow sailboats and other recreational vessels to return to their winter storage yards, the Chicago Department of Transportation said Monday. Chicago lifts its river bridges in the fall and spring to allow boats to travel between Lake Michigan and their winter storage facilities. The fall lift schedule starts at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. Bridges will be lifted in succession from DuSable Lake Shore Drive to the 18th Street Bri
Heavy lifting: This boulder aficionado helped unearth a 50-ton rock at O’Hare (opens the original)
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Ron Pitelka was 23 when he took his first boulder home from work. Pitelka was on a construction site in Chicago’s southwest suburbs when workers dug up an egg-shaped limestone rock about 5 feet wide. He’d just gotten his first dump truck, which he used to cart the 10,000-pound boulder away. Over the past two decades, the 45-year-old Local 150 excavator operator says he has amassed a collection of several hundred rocks. Some are at his mom’s place in New Lenox, while a smaller subset — around a h
Deadline to submit claims in Hearthside child labor settlement nears (opens the original)
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People who worked at Hearthside Food Solutions while they were underage have two months left to file claims for financial compensation under an Illinois settlement agreement, the state said Wednesday. People who worked at a Hearthside facility in Illinois between March 4, 2020, and December 4, 2024, when they were under 16 can file settlement claims online. The deadline to submit a claim is Nov. 20. Claims can be submitted in English or Spanish. The state of Illinois launched an investigation in
Controversial CTA board chair keeps job (opens the original)
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Chicago Transit Authority Board Chair Lester Barclay, who has faced heat from transit advocates for criticizing Illinois’ transit reform legislation and for riding the system he oversees less frequently than they’d like, will continue to helm the transit agency’s governing board, members voted unanimously Tuesday morning. Keeping Barclay on as chair was one of the first actions the new seven-member board took during the meeting, its first since a state-mandated reorganization took effect. Barcla
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