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Chicago Plans $19.2 Million Purchase Of Greyhound Station To Save Bus Service
Chicago plans to purchase the Greyhound bus station at 630 W. Harrison St. for $19.2 million to preserve intercity bus service. The city aims to prevent the terminal's closure, which could displace travelers and remove Chicago as one of the few large cities without an intercity bus terminal.
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