Deferred Maintenance?

 

RIVER FOREST, Ill. -- An 11-year-old boy from the Chicago area died at a Michigan Scout camp on Thursday from injuries he incurred when a tree fell on him, a press release from the Muskegon County Sheriff's Office said.

The boy was walking through a trail in the forest at a Boy Scouts of America summer camp at the Owasippe Scout Reservation in western Michigan when a tree fell and hit him, according to the sheriff's office.

Imagine the level of incompentence within the Chicago Bears organization

   

Across the board

How We Can Win vs. China

No matter how we feel about China, their industrial power can no longer be ignored.

In a short time, China has become the world’s largest carmaker, steel producer, electronics exporter, and patent filer.

But not long ago, in the 1980s and ‘90s, China was among the poorest countries in the world.

More than 90% of the country’s population lived in extreme poverty in the early ‘80s.

Great Place for the Bears

 

 

unused and hopelessly obsolete 

The Lakeside building is almost 60 years old and has been under-utilized since well before Covid. It's a big money loser. Sooner or later, it will be demolished. 

McPier should build build the new Bears stadium on this site. With just a little

Smoke

 https://youtu.be/j_aHzFhGn7g?si=i-LMxOeCgrnMlfZS

A more realistic explanation of what happened to Lindsey Graham

  

JUST ANOTHER COVER-UP 

WARNING......COOK ALL YOUR FOOD

 FOR  THE  NEXT  FEW  WEEKS

Billionaire Subsidy Passed, BTW it's just TIF Money

Finance Committee approves $425M subsidy for site that includes Fire stadium

Political pushback preceded a pair of lopsided votes for bankrolling infrastructure for a South Loop project led by billionaire team owner Joe Mansueto. Some questioned using TIF dollars to build a parking garage.




The 78 development site, a stretch land south of Roosevelt Road and west of Clark Street in the South Loop, got the green light from a City Council committee for $425 million to subsidize public infrastructure.

Despite myriad concerns, a City Council committee Monday overwhelmingly approved a $425 million tax increment financing subsidy to bankroll the public improvements needed to support a South Loop development anchored by a new soccer stadium privately financed by the Chicago Fire.