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U.S., Illinois: Chicago Metra may lose over $500 million — and 97% of riders — due to coronavirus

April 16, 2020 Administrator

By Manny Ramos, Chicago Sun-Times; April 15, 2020 Metra is expecting significant loss in vital revenue streams due to the…

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