Town hall on Chicago casino turns testy as residents raise fears on crime, property values, traffic, light pollution
Some residents said they don't trust the city on its casino process or promises.
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Some residents said they don't trust the city on its casino process or promises.
JAMIE MUNKS, RICK PEARSON and DAN PETRELLA Chicago Tribune As a young man in the Army Air Forces during World War II, Jerome Liesse flew around the globe, delivering supplies to far-flung U.S. troops, his granddaughter said. Because of the coronavirus, Liesse, 95 and no longer capable of getting around on his own, spent much of this year confined to his room at a state-run veterans home in LaSalle, a few miles from Starved Rock State Park. Like other long-term care facilities across the state, the LaSalle Veteransâ Home shut down indoor, in-person visits in an effort to keep ...