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Bring Chicago Home, MAT Asphalt claim, and L1 creative business accelerator

by The Editors March 18, 2024March 18, 2024

Bring Chicago Home is back Bring Chicago Home is “back” on the ballot. Near the bottom of the March 19 primary election ballot, voters will have the option to support or reject the referendum that would raise the marginal tax rate on purchasing homes over $1 million to fund programs for unhoused Chicagoans. Last Wednesday, […]

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