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Article: N. Michigan work starts smoothly // City still pushes alternate routes
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- Chicago Sun-Times
- Article date:
- January 7, 1997
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City transportation officials were pleased but cautious Monday,
after serious traffic snarls failed to materialize around the
Michigan Avenue site of a $16 million reconstruction project.
"This morning looked better than we thought it could," said Stan
Kaderbek, chief of the city Bureau of Bridges. "Traffic was
moderate.
"But we don't want people to think it's OK to return to Michigan
Avenue. They should continue to use alternate routes" and public
transportation for the duration of the project, he said. Work on the
upper street between Randolph and the Chicago River will run until
November, but lower Michigan will take until May, 1998, to finish.
Sticking points Monday included CTA ...
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