Major snack convention moves to Indianapolis in 2021 because of Illinois coronavirus rules – Indianapolis Star

Since the summer, five basketball tournaments relocated from Chicago to Indianapolis, and more conventions and meetings are considering the move, said Chris Gahl, the senior vice president of marketing and communications at the tourism nonprofit Visit Indy.
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Lyn P
5 years ago

Send SPRINGFIELD to the reform school called Indiana and only send it back when it passes all relevant exams and IQ tests.

Indy
5 years ago

Take the hint.
Those that choose to remain in Illinois will endure unbearable agony & suffering.

Riverbender
5 years ago

Yet another act of destruction to the State provided by Pritzker. Years ago when in school it seems like the overweight kids were targets of assorted verbal attacks from their classmates. Right or wrong didn’t matter…they just were. I keep thinking that might have very well happened to our Governor and now, as an adult with daddy’s inherited money, he has bought himself a Governorship from Madigan can now get back at all the people whom he feels made fun of him back in the day. To him, in his mind, it is his turn to be the bully and… Read more »

Poor Taxpayer
5 years ago

And never coming back.
Kiss that one good bye.
Government always destroys the economic welfare for the poor honest hard working taxpayers.

Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

Very wise!

anonymous
5 years ago

Why haven’t all the conventions left the state of Illinois?

George P. Burdell
5 years ago
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Coming soon! There will be more.

madigans_spooge
5 years ago
Reply to  anonymous

You mean you don’t want to pay $15,000 for a plug in at the convention center?

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