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Arlington Heights board expected to reject petition to ban taxpayer subsidies for Chicago Bears stadium development

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A petition to prohibit public money for a Chicago Bears development in Arlington Heights won enough signatures to be considered by the village board. Trustees were expected to vote on whether to put the measure on the ballot as a referendum for local voters. The Bears have a preliminary $197 million agreement to buy the 326-acre Arlington International Racecourse from Churchill Downs.

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Arlington Heights board expected to reject petition to ban taxpayer subsidies for Chicago Bears stadium development

The Arlington Heights board is expected to reject a petition to ban taxpayer subsidies for the Chicago Bears stadium development

2 years ago·Chicago, United States
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Pioneer PressPioneer Press

Arlington Heights board expected to reject petition to ban taxpayer subsidies for Chicago Bears stadium development

A petition to prohibit public money for a Chicago Bears development in Arlington Heights won enough signatures to be considered by the village board Monday, but trustees are expected to reject it.The libertarian group Americans for Prosperity — Illinois had initially fallen short of the required 557 signatures, or 1% of the registered voters in the village. Seventy of those who signed were discounted for not being registered resident voters, not…

2 years ago·St Paul, United States
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Boston HeraldBoston Herald

Arlington Heights board expected to reject petition to ban taxpayer subsidies for Chicago Bears stadium development

A petition to prohibit public money for a Chicago Bears development in Arlington Heights won enough signatures to be considered by the village board Monday, but trustees are expected to reject it.The libertarian group Americans for Prosperity — Illinois had initially fallen short of the required 557 signatures, or 1% of the registered voters in the village. Seventy of those who signed were discounted for not being registered resident voters, not…

2 years ago·Boston, United States
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