The Impact of Obama Center Construction on Woodlawn – WTTW (Chicago)

“The community is growing and so there’s a lot going on, but classic city of Chicago, we work in silos so the left hand doesn’t know what the right hand is doing and the constituents get left out in between,” Ald. Jeanette Taylor said. “We got to do a better job at working with CDOT and the foundation to inform people of how to get around … because people have to get to work.”
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Ming the Merciless
3 years ago

The impact? Attract tourist to the Shrine of Obama. Naive visitors arrive. Local predators see fresh blood. Nice cars, fancy clothes, bulging wallets, fine jewelry. Dangle blood dripping meat in shark infested water and see what happens. The results will be similar at the Shrine.

Fullbladder
3 years ago

What ever happened with the noose?

Buford Pusser Says
3 years ago
Reply to  Fullbladder

The light fixture with a pull cord to turn it on and off was removed.

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