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Scott Turow Explains Rahm Emanuel to New Yorkers

December 29, 2020February 17, 2011 by Chicago Magazine

The local lawyer and world-famous crime novelist, who’s also pretty well connected to city and state Democrats, gets called on by the New York Times to tell their readers what’s going on with the Chicago mayoral race.

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At Economic Club Dinner, a Mayor Daley Lovefest

December 29, 2020February 17, 2011 by Chicago Magazine

On Tuesday night, Rich Daley delivered a 30-minute self-congratulatory and, at times, inspiring speech. It was also relentlessly upbeat, even sunny—“the future [of Chicago] is brighter every day,” he said. But the most intriguing aspect of the evening, for me, was what wasn’t said…

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Good News For Illinois Taxpayers, Or Maybe Just Illinois Tax Nerds

December 29, 2020February 17, 2011 by Chicago Magazine

Rahm Emanuel and Pat Quinn may both be pretty vague on their tax-reform ideas, but at least it means important questions about Illinois and Chicago taxes are making the news.

Categories City Life

Did Borders Go Bankrupt Because People Aren't Reading?

December 29, 2020February 16, 2011 by Chicago Magazine

The bookstore chain is closing down most of its Chicago stores and about half its stores in the Chicagoland area. But buying and business habits are as or more important than reading habits in the decline of the company.

Categories City Life

Chicago Census Roundup: Why Is Chicago Shrinking?

December 29, 2020February 16, 2011 by Chicago Magazine

The census numbers are in, and Chicago is smaller than it used to be, with a striking decline in its black population, which is leaving for the suburbs and the South. What’s driving black and white flight from the city?

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December 29, 2020February 16, 2011 by Chicago Magazine

IN MARCH’S LETTERS: The story of Nettelhorst Elementary School nettles some readers

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Keith Moreland Comes Off the Bench to Replace Ron Santo

December 29, 2020February 16, 2011 by Chicago Magazine

WGN turns to reserve announcer and former Cubs stalwart Keith Moreland to fill the big, gruff shoes of Ron Santo.

Categories City Life

Pat Quinn's Illinois Budget Address is Tomorrow, But the Fuss Has Begun

December 29, 2020February 15, 2011 by Chicago Magazine

Pat Quinn hasn’t yet delivered his state budget address, but state GOP legislators are already crying foul. Meanwhile, two potential solutions, a reduction in pension benefits for existing employees and a progressive state income tax, are likely to remain unconstitutional.

Categories City Life

New Chicago Mayoral Poll: Women Love Rahm Emanuel?

December 29, 2020February 15, 2011 by Chicago Magazine

Whenever a new poll in this year’s mayoral primary comes out, attention is drawn to likely voting by race. But what about gender? A new poll shows Rahm Emanuel may have a big advantage with women.

Categories City Life

The Mayoral Debate: Could Rahm Emanuel Take On Ed Burke?

December 29, 2020February 15, 2011 by Chicago Magazine

Ed Burke took a licking from Rahm Emanuel in last night’s WTTW mayoral debate. But the city’s longest-serving alderman and finance committee chair has taken them from Jane Byrne, Harold Washington, and Mayor Daley, and keeps ticking.

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