Michael Edwards, president and CEO of Chicago Loop Alliance: "Major events, theater and cultural institutions currently drive the Loop economy. However, imagine the vitality of the district if we had a more innovative retail mix, dynamic on-street experiences and a vibrant neighborhood of goods and services. Your turn: How will you bet big on the Loop?"
Leaving, you can keep wasting your time if you want putting up multiple comments every day that say essentially the same thing, like this one, but we will delete all but one or two of them.
Yep. For the rest of us, we can linger until we’re mugged. Then, we’re still lingering, except horizontally. It’s part of the revitalization of downtown Chicago.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
The only people who should be in the loop are police and they are not.
Let the criminals run the streets, they learned the skills in the CPS.
Leaving, you can keep wasting your time if you want putting up multiple comments every day that say essentially the same thing, like this one, but we will delete all but one or two of them.
Censorship in any form is not right. Let the readers decide what they want to read.
But then again it is you ball and bat, so you have all the say.
People have a reason to linger in the Loop. They linger around to commit crime.
Yep. For the rest of us, we can linger until we’re mugged. Then, we’re still lingering, except horizontally. It’s part of the revitalization of downtown Chicago.