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@McGrawDHSports Who’s to say they didn’t offer him the chance?

If they believed in Donovan so much, they should have let him pick the next GM. Now the Reinsdorfs are making the hire (with Paxson’s input). Which is the better option?

@DuPageCountyGOP Looks great!

The Democrats’ BUILD Act will allow developers to bring apartments to single family neighborhoods. They would be allowed to do this by right … ie no public hearing. Local authority will be tossed aside and suburban mayors are furious. What say you? Are you ok waking up tomorrow to find an apartment next door? See example below.

@reemadamin @paschutz As a CPS parent, it’s two weeks away and we’re already past reasonable notice to parents.

Mayor goes on to say that all of the city's sister agencies (that includes parks, libraries, and schools) "have to work together to ensure the plan that is carried out on May 1, that parents have advanced notice, city of Chicago has notice..."

@glukianoff Relatedly, when someone says “obviously…”

It will always point you to the weakest part of someone’s argument.

@BullsConf 🙋‍♂️

Anyone make the trip to the UC tonight?

@AsteadWH @chicagobulls Who knew that Hureter for Ivey would be AK’s most consequential trade

@chicagobulls thank you jaden ivey. your service will not be forgotten!

The Chicago Bulls announced today that Artūras Karnišovas, Executive Vice President - Basketball Operations and Marc Eversley, General Manager have been relieved of their positions.

@Dexerto @FootyScran

The Colorado Rockies have unveiled a two-foot-long hot dog called 'The Glizzilla' for the 2026 MLB season The massive menu item is available starting today at Rockies home games

Josh Giddey is out today, per Billy Donovan. He developed some tightness in the same area of his hamstring where he suffered an injury earlier this season. He’s day to day.

@asymmetricinfo I feel like having kids (if you do) invariably solves this because you end up making friends with daycare/school parents.

It's a real problem if you move to one of these cities. I've had friends who moved to great cities like Philadelphia and left because it was too hard to find folks who were looking for new friends.

Claudio The Tamale Guy’s red cooler is on display at the Chicago History Museum. That is all.

Aragorn was 87 years old when he started dating Arwen, who was 2778 years old. There is an age difference of 2691 years between them (more than 269 decades). They weren’t even born in the same millennium (Aragorn was born in the year 2931 of the Third Age, and Arwen in the year 241 of the Third Age). Hollywood normalizes this.

@MichaelFromIL @Uncrewed @TheAleksee I’d say no to both, and definitely not Coal City

@Uncrewed @TheAleksee It is suburban, are Minooka and Coal City not suburbs?

>Grundy County >High-income >Suburban Go home NYT you're drunk

@Will_Gottlieb They’ve lost 16 of 20

AK said he made his deadline deals to get out of the middle. Bulls are on pace to draft 9 or 10 instead of 11 or 12 I've been raising these same concerns for the last 10 years covering this team and they keep following the same blueprint for mediocrity allchgo.com/the-bulls-dang…

LeBron never did that

A Chicago man jumped into Lake Michigan to save a baby after a stroller blew into the water: "I guess I’m going in." blockclubchi.co/46jQHD5

@chilandlord @AldermanLaSpata Read the article! It says “almost 500.” So, yes, a tiny slice of the ward, and probably the kind of thing where people who don’t like it are naturally more inclined to respond. If your opinion is “ehh, it’s fine,” but you don’t care much, you probably don’t bother.

What I want to know is how many people responded to @AldermanLaSpata "survey" & where those emails even came from. I assure you it is a fraction of the wards population & that those on the list are disproportionately busy bodies. This type of nonsense is what is holding us back.

@chicagobars Right - easy to deal with that in an app, but no real way at all drive-thru. Companies used to think they could skate liability if they don’t identify, but all that matters is you *could* with the biometrics. Now, my sense is people are getting a lot better at BIPA compliance.

@johnrooksjr That is what I wondered, I assume McDonald's has (seemingly) lost interest because they can get the same data in their app with clear (presumably) BIPA/privacy waivers when people sign up.

Some of those fast food menu boards are sold with cameras and software that can recognize the customers demographics niche and customize display offerings. I’ve long wondered if any lawyer ever challenged that under one of our state’s digital privacy laws. 🤷‍♂️

@iowahawkblog If you go, I really recommend Sa Pesta. Get the pesto trofiette. Hole in the wall place that locals love. Your wine choices are “red” or “white” in a carafe.

@iowahawkblog Highly recommend Genoa if you have time for it. A bit gritty, largest preserved medieval downtown, and the best food in Italy IMO.

Buongiorno, car mystery fans! In honor of the Winter Olympics, today's Dave's Car ID Service salutes the wonderfully schizophrenic Italian car industry. Only the Italians are capable of producing both the pinnacle of automotive masterpieces, while simultaneously the most hilariously weird and unreliable sh*tboxes. That in itself is a mystery; on one hand you have Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini, Ghia, names to be spoken in hush reverence like Michelango, Leonardo, Donatello, and Raphael while gazing at the ceiling of the automotive Sistine Chapel. Case in point, a 1968 Lamborhini Miura (1). For my money, the Mona Lisa of automobiles; mysterious, aloof, alluring, a beckoning sly smile. On the other hand you have... Fix It Again, Tony! The incomprehensible item in #2 is the (cue circus music) 1972 Fiat ESV 1500 safety prototype. Those enormous wraparound rubber baby buggy bumpers were somewhat redundant as the car would've been in a repair shop most of its life. In all honesty both cars were high maintenance, but at least the Lambo had the looks to justify the owner's constant repair bills and heartache.