Save A Lot owners get extension on city-funded deal but pattern emerges of missed deadlines, lawsuits – Chicago Sun-Times

The city won’t pay Yellow Banana all $13.5 million until the company is fully compliant, which now must happen by Sep. 27. Only one of the six stores has been certified as complete, so the city has paid Yellow Banana $1.45 million, the planning department says.
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

The “ Steal and Run “ store grifters are in way over their collective heads if they think that they can outgrift IL.

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