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Damen Silos site can still be something special along the Chicago River - Vimarsana News

Damen Silos site can still be something special along the Chicago River

Demolishing the silos in McKinley Park would be a blown chance for the city and state to turn the old industrial site into an exciting new place. But perhaps something can still be done, such as a park along the Chicago River.

Time is running out to save the Damen Silos from being torn down - Vimarsana News

Time is running out to save the Damen Silos from being torn down

Despite pleas from community members and preservationists, the options for keeping the structures from being demolished by owner Michael Tadin Jr. appear to be limited.

Chicago Migrant Crisis an Opportunity for the Crooks to Get Rich Quick - Vimarsana News

Chicago Migrant Crisis an Opportunity for the Crooks to Get Rich Quick

 

Hundreds march in Chicago's Brighton Park to protest tent encampment for migrants - Vimarsana News

Hundreds march in Chicago's Brighton Park to protest tent encampment for migrants

CHICAGO — Hundreds turned out Friday afternoon in Brighton Park to march in protest of Mayor Brandon Johnson’s plan to erect winterized tents to house 2,000 migrants in an empty

From Chicago machine maestro to indicted alderman, Ed Burke's corruption trial follows half-century of clout - Vimarsana News

From Chicago machine maestro to indicted alderman, Ed Burke's corruption trial follows half-century of clout

Ed Burke was born into the machine. The son of a Democratic ward boss and 14th Ward alderman, the younger Burke grew up in a home steeped in Chicago’s particular street-level realpolitik: Smooth over potholes, fix up friends with patronage jobs, and make sure everyone who benefited knew how to vote — and for whom to vote. At its zenith during Mayor Richard J. Daley’s era, Chicago’s political ...

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