Column: Duchossois, 99, has fond memories, hope for what’s next at Arlington Park – Daily Herald*

Burt Constable: Dick Duchossois, 99, who has owned the track since 1983, says he hopes whatever takes the place of his enterprise will be a positive addition to the community. "It's great to see anything grow," he says. "What makes the customer happy will always be rewarded."
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debtsor
5 years ago

I’d love to see a Bears and sports entertainment complex. But in reality, it’s probably going to be another Toll Brothers mixed-use McMansion community like the Glen. Those lefties in Arl. Hts. (and it’s full of lefties now) love themselves McMansions while virtue signaling all of their abhorent, degenerate values.

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