Bally’s hoping to file Chicago casino application with state this month; odds may be against June 2023 opening – Chicago Tribune*

Getting the permanent casino open by the first quarter of 2026 could be challenging as well, with ongoing opposition from neighbors and new questions about Tribune Publishing’s plans for its printing operations. Tribune Publishing said Thursday it is exercising an option to extend its printing plant lease, which is set to expire in June 2023, for another 10 years.
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Aaron
3 years ago

Bally’s will back out when they realize Chicago will be the only entity making any money.

The Paraclete
3 years ago

The odds are against the casino ever being built! Lori should just build it in Indiana! There should be available space when the city is destroyed this weekend.

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