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Afternoon Briefing: Rev. Michael Pfleger reflects on 50 years as a priest

Afternoon Briefing: Rev. Michael Pfleger reflects on 50 years as a priest

Chicago Tribune16-05-2025

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The Chicago Bears are shifting their focus to a new stadium in Arlington Heights, a project that would depend on state legislation allowing for negotiated financing of large-scale development projects.
'Over the last few months, we have made significant progress with the leaders in Arlington Heights, and look forward to continuing to work with state and local leaders on making a transformative economic development project for the region a reality,' the team said in a statement to the Tribune on Friday.
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