Chicago Ridge festival canceled over safety concerns – WGNTV (Chicago)

The announcement follows the cancelation of other Chicago area festivals. Last week, leaders from Most Holy Redeemer Church in Evergreen Park canceled their annual carnival in mid-June over safety concerns. And earlier in May, Tinley Park police canceled the final day of The Armed Forces Weekend Carnival due to safety concerns stemming from a crowd incident that occurred on one of the days.
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The Paraclete
2 years ago

And they wonder why no one wants to live with them! Talk about dense and slo.

Giddyap
2 years ago

Chicago’s main exports to suburbs

— shoplifters

— carjackers

— ‘yute’ rioters

Joey Zamboni
2 years ago

>>> the safety of everyone is and always will be first priority of our town.”<<<

That’s the kind of thinking that caused all the excess virus mitigation procedures…

“If we can save even 1 life, it will all have been worth it”…

If you worry about every potential threat, you would never leave your house…

Hmmm…

Maybe that’s the plan…

mqyl
2 years ago

Once again, thugs are holding residents hostage by not letting them enjoy the warm weather. Thanks, Cook County, for your silly law enforcement policies.

George`s Wooden Teeth
2 years ago
Reply to  mqyl

ITS NOT THUGS ITS ONLY A CERTAIN RACE OF PEOPLE DOING THIS CRAP

fed up neighbor
2 years ago

Damn right

Pat S.
2 years ago

Yes, the preponderance of crime is from one demographic. But saying that will bring the wrath of the mob down upon you.

Some facts simply are out of bounds.

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