Aldermen: Halt all work on the DuSable Lake Shore Drive project – Chicago Tribune*

Aldermen Angela Clay, Timmy Knudsen, Bennett Lawson and Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth: "We oppose all versions of the proposal that fail to incorporate mass transit elements such as buses or light rail. We want modern solutions that prioritize non-car travel and put pedestrians, cyclists, public transit users, recreation, green space, commercial growth and property values ahead of cars."
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Tom Paine's Ghost
1 year ago

The only thing that America hating progressives do is come up with idiotic ideas that benefit only a tiny fraction of the people massively inconvenience everyone else and and that someone else should pay for.

billy
1 year ago

Let’s get the increasing numbers of bicycling commuters in this discussion!

Streeterville
1 year ago

Manaa-Hoppenworth’s political correctness is exhausting. Hopefully she’s a one-term alderman, because her constant woke bleating is polluting our air.

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

“ We also want space for the homeless to live adjacent to the streets for them to ply their trade ( begging) and free soft serve ice cream machines and soda dispensing drinking fountains on every corner, and, and,and… “. These aldercreatures truly live a different perception of reality than most of us.

William Butler Hickok
1 year ago

Just ask that group of dazzling urbanites what department of CHICAGO finances do
We send the bill to, want to make sure the
Fine citizens of Chicago pay the bills for all this stuff.

Lana
1 year ago

Yes, it is called communism

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