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Some Green, Pink Line Stations To Remain Closed This Week Due To Lake Street Bridge Construction

Lisa Nguyen
Lisa Nguyen
Lisa Nguyen
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With a Bachelor’s degree in Education and Journalism from Loyola University Chicago, Lisa Nguyen has dedicated her career to covering educational issues in the city. She has worked for WBEZ, focusing on local initiatives and reforms affecting Chicago schools.

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Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 2:16 PM · 1 min read
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Some Green, Pink Line Stations To Remain Closed This Week Due To Lake Street Bridge Construction — Chicago Schools news

DOWNTOWN — Disruptions to Green and Pink Line service in the Loop will continue until later this week, the Chicago Department of Transportation and Chicago Transit Authority announced — although the agencies have not said when service will return to normal. The disruptions began Oct. 13 and were slated to end Tuesday, but CDOT and CTA pushed the end date to Wednesday before announcing a second delay on Tuesday. The agencies said they will announce a specific date and time when full service will be restarted once it has been confirmed. Major construction on the Lake Street Bridge, which carries the Green and Pink Line trains into the Loop, prompted the disruptions. The bridge has been closed to cars and pedestrians for the past year, and its reconstruction is projected to last through January 2028. The Green Line is not running between the Clinton and Clark/Lake stops, while the Pink Line isn t operating in the Loop. Green Line trains will continue to run in two portions du

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