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4 CTA Red Line stations reopen

Rebuilt CTA Red Line stops on North Side get grand opening celebration

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, CTA and city officials held a grand opening ceremony at the Argyle Red Line station to celebrate the full reopening of four North Side stops.

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Renovated CTA Red Line stations reopen for first time in 4 years

The stations at Argyle, Bryn Mawr, Lawrence and Berwyn have been closed since 2021. They were updated during the first phase of the CTA’s $2.1 billion Red and Purple Line modernization project that started in 2019.

WGN-TV Chicago on MSN · 1d

4 CTA Red Line stations reopen Sunday morning with ceremonial 'first ride'

The long wait is finally over for CTA Red Line riders on Chicago's North Side. Four train stations in Uptown and Edgewater — the Lawrence, Argyle, Berwyn and Bryn Mawr stops — will reopen Sunday morning after being closed over the last four years for major renovations.

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Stalled train evacuated after service on CTA Brown and Purple lines ...

A stalled train was evacuated after the Chicago Transit Authority released an alert about a temporary suspension of service on the Brown and Purple lines due to a power outage Tuesday afternoon.

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Chicago’s iconic ‘L’ train system is turning 125 years old

Chicago’s iconic ‘L’ train system is turning 125 years old To celebrate, the CTA is pressing two historic trains into service tomorrow By Jay Koziarz Jun 5, 2017, 12:18pm CDT ...

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CTA color-coded lines celebrate 25 years - ABC7 Chicago

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Chicago L celebrates 25 years of color-coded rail lines Wednesday. In 1993, CTA debuted its red, blue, brown, purple, green and yellow lines to make life simpler. "The ...

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Chicago’s elevated train system started 125 years ago

An outbound Green Line train approaches the 35th Street stop on June 1, 2017, in Chicago. John J. Kim / Chicago Tribune A sign shows riders they are at the Indiana stop of the CTA's Green ...

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Stories Behind CTA ‘L’ Lines’ Strange Curves, Dips and Twists

The South Side Elevated, which we know today as the Green Line, used to have many forks, as shown in this 1940 map. Click to enlarge. (Source: chicago-l.org) ...

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