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Neighborhood residents will help determine station locations, 49th Ward residents told Thursday night.

Lincoln Park resident Kevin Zarlengo hopes to raise at least $1,800 in part by spending no money in May.

The city plans to reveal more details Thursday at a public meeting, Ald. Joe Moore said.

Cyclists took more than 10,000 trips on Saturday, as temperatures hit 80.

The city is exploring plans for the route, which could include protected lanes and other features.

The partnership will link seasonal jobs to offer year-round work to unemployed.

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A Divvy spokesman said the bike share program will attempt to attract more women riders this summer.

Representatives from the bike sharing service are taking the neighborhood's feedback for more locations.

Streets and Sanitation Commissioner Charles Williams said the city handles snow, even as Divvy shut down.

There's currently only one Divvy station in the 35th Ward, and Colon said he'd like to see more.