Sunday, January 13, 2013

O'Shea can be counted on.

Alderman O'Shea should be applauded for his recent efforts to stop a developer from attempting to undermine the BHMP Historic District.

12 comments:

  1. Anonymous1/13/2013

    Please explain this and one would certainly agree.However,the entire delegation of local politicos were AWOL with respect to this awful development at Babe's golf course. Clearly,pressure could have been placed on EP locally and by John Daley and we now know that family and politcal alliances prevailed. This development will compromise public safety and environmental concerns for generations in North Beverly.

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    1. Anonymous1/13/2013

      The development on Babes golf course is owned by the Pritzger family.

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    2. Anonymous1/14/2013

      That's Pritzker, genius, Barry Husseins backers, who keep their money(and taxes)offshore in the Bahamas where their bank is located.
      Where's your messiah now?

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  2. Anonymous1/13/2013

    This topic concerns a different project.

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    1. Anonymous1/13/2013

      What project are you referring to? Please provide some context.

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  3. This guy is always where he needs to be -- don't know how he does it, but I'm voting for him next time.

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    1. Anonymous1/15/2013

      He is always up madigans ass, if thats what your refering to: Lets face it a vote for him is a vote for madigan thats how the machine works

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    2. Anonymous1/15/2013

      Term limits or vote them out

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  4. Anonymous1/15/2013

    Why would Evergreen Park have to bow to the 19th ward with this issue......this property is and always will be on EP soil...none of your business. The same issue can be said of Mother McCauley building that wonderful building on 99th st. tha borders Evergreen Park.....yet the 19th ward and the city of chicago pushed it through without any concern for traffic safety ect. in Evergreen Park. Let it go....!!!

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  5. Anonymous1/15/2013

    if your not going to put up all the comments ,how can anyone take you seriously! Get going on your retirement. SUCKHOLE

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  6. The property that is being referred to is located at 10353 S. Seeley. The new owners are attempting to tear down the property because of the existence of highly infectious mold growth. Supposedly the mold has consumed the entire property, including the soil. The owners are not receiving support from the alderman, neighbors, or the neighborhood landmark society.

    http://beverlyreview.net/atf.php?sid=9152

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    1. Anonymous1/26/2013

      This mold is nasty. You ever know where it will strike next.

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