stevevance · July 5, 2021 18:22
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 This text accompanies a tweet posted on Monday, July 5, 2021, at 13:21, that says, "We show "significant neighborhood developments" on our homepage to demonstrate the variety of things happening across the city...What are we missing?" Three images depicting maps were attached. 
 https://twitter.com/ChiBuildings/status/1412114349871751170

 This is the alternative text for the locations and projects shown on the three maps. 

 Red Line riders who use Lawrence, Argyle, Berwyn, and Bryn Mawr can look forward to brand new stations and faster service by 2025.
 A new CTA station will open at Green Line at Damen/Lake, but construction hasn't started.
 A landmarked house where Emmett Till grew up and where his mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, lived as she did civil rights activism, will become a house museum to be developed by Blacks In Green.
 A landmarked house that once belonged to McKinley Morganfield, known professionally as Muddy Waters, a famous Chicago Blues musician, is being developed into a house museum.
 Chicago's planning department will start scoping out a possible rails-to-trails park in North Lawndale in 2021.
 Southbridge is the redevelopment of the former CHA Harold Ickes Homes, and the first two buildings are under construction.
 Land use and transportation study along Western Ave. from Addison to Howard.
 A new Green Line station at Damen & Lake is expected to begin construction in 2021.
 A rail-to-trail park in Englewood has been proposed along 59th St. near here
 Brown Line riders will have a more reliable commute once the Belmont Bypass opens in 2021.
 Take a tour: A new first-of-its-kind modular house is move-in ready
 Moody Tongue built a new restaurant in and event space in the former Baderbrau Brewery space
 A grassroots effort to create a neighborhood vision for an improved California Avenue in Little Village
 New Metra station in Auburn Gresham
 General Iron planned to move to Reserve Management Group's plant in South Deering, and a new enclosed metal shredder was constructed but the city hasn't issued the final controversial permits.
 The Obama Presidential Center is expected to break ground in summer 2021.
	This text accompanies a tweet posted on Monday, July 5, 2021, at 13:21, that says, "We show "significant neighborhood developments" on our homepage to demonstrate the variety of things happening across the city...What are we missing?" Three images depicting maps were attached.
	https://twitter.com/ChiBuildings/status/1412114349871751170

	This is the alternative text for the locations and projects shown on the three maps.

	Red Line riders who use Lawrence, Argyle, Berwyn, and Bryn Mawr can look forward to brand new stations and faster service by 2025.
	A new CTA station will open at Green Line at Damen/Lake, but construction hasn't started.
	A landmarked house where Emmett Till grew up and where his mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, lived as she did civil rights activism, will become a house museum to be developed by Blacks In Green.
	A landmarked house that once belonged to McKinley Morganfield, known professionally as Muddy Waters, a famous Chicago Blues musician, is being developed into a house museum.
	Chicago's planning department will start scoping out a possible rails-to-trails park in North Lawndale in 2021.
	Southbridge is the redevelopment of the former CHA Harold Ickes Homes, and the first two buildings are under construction.
	Land use and transportation study along Western Ave. from Addison to Howard.
	A new Green Line station at Damen & Lake is expected to begin construction in 2021.
	A rail-to-trail park in Englewood has been proposed along 59th St. near here
	Brown Line riders will have a more reliable commute once the Belmont Bypass opens in 2021.
	Take a tour: A new first-of-its-kind modular house is move-in ready
	Moody Tongue built a new restaurant in and event space in the former Baderbrau Brewery space
	A grassroots effort to create a neighborhood vision for an improved California Avenue in Little Village
	New Metra station in Auburn Gresham
	General Iron planned to move to Reserve Management Group's plant in South Deering, and a new enclosed metal shredder was constructed but the city hasn't issued the final controversial permits.
	The Obama Presidential Center is expected to break ground in summer 2021.