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Posted inRoseland, Transportation

Tracking the Red Line Extension

by Michal Kranz November 16, 2016November 16, 2016

n November 1, the St. John Missionary Baptist Church on 115th Street in Roseland became the forum for discussions that could shape the future of the area for years to come—with changes potentially rippling across the entire South Side. Community members, CTA officials, and organizers came together for the only public hearing on the environmental […]

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