In the Roseland neighborhood, Chicago’s ‘other’ Michigan Avenue is poised for a comeback – WBEZ (Chicago)

Roseland is the last of the 10 communities targeted for redevelopment under the city’s ambitious INVEST South/West economic program; Michigan Avenue is a centerpiece. “There are a number of legacy businesses like the donut shop that suggest that there’s still enormous economic vibrancy here. What they need is assistance,” said Maurice Cox, commissioner of the city’s department of planning and development.
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Pat S.
3 years ago

Social engineering has worked so well in the past, heck, let’s try it again … and again … and again.

Stupid chickens.

Poor Taxpayer
3 years ago

And Pritzker is going on a diet.

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