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North Side neighbors grill ComEd over Lincoln Park substation project
Residents in Lincoln Park, Chicago, opposed ComEd's plan to build a new substation at a former COVID-19 testing site, citing safety and housing concerns. ComEd argued the $250 million project is necessary to address rising power demand and prevent outages in the North Side neighborhoods.
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