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Snow, city council ghosts Bring Chicago Home, property taxes rise
Chicago homeowners expected to pay hundreds of dollars less in property taxes this year, but now they may actually be paying more. Meanwhile, renters may see some relief. Alderman no-shows means Chicagoans will not get to vote on the Bring Chicago Home ordinance, a proposal to combat homelessness in Chicago. Illinois lawmakers are expected to tweak the so-called SAFE-T act during their last session of the year.
Who is Erin Allen?
WBEZ Chicago’s The Rundown newsletter meets The Rundown podcast. Hunter Clauss writes the newsletter every afternoon, and he welcomes podcast host Erin Allen into the mix with an interview about where she’s coming from and where she hopes to go – with listeners – in Chicago.
Whole Foods closes, Chicago COVID cases are up, millennial voters turned out
A Whole Foods in Englewood closed. Also, climate change might be impacting our local power grid, and masks are recommended for some people as COVID-19 transmission has risen to a medium risk level across the Chicago area.
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