November 14th, 2019
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NW SIDE BUSINESS NEWS
Vienna Beef Redevelopment - Expiring Tax Breaks - Radio Flyer - Gates Notes - Holiday Happenings & Specialty Foods - Supreme Court Union Dues Decision
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9.3-Acre Redevelopment for Vienna Beef Site
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Developers envision a new three-story building
for the site currently occupied by the Vienna Beef factory at the Damen, Elston and Fullerton Avenues. Plans presented at a community meeting recently, hosted by Alderman Waguespack (32nd), would replace the factory with a dining and entertainment complex and a heated driving range.
Jay Koziarz - Developers reveal 9.3-acre North Branch driving range and entertainment complex - Curbed Chicago - 10/31/2019
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Business Tax Breaks Expiring in 2019
Small businesses have a use-it-or-lose-it
opportunity regarding several tax breaks available in 2019 that are set to expire. Find out if they make sense for your business.
Barbara Weltman - Take Advantage Now of Expiring Provisions - 11/06/2019
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RADIO FLYER - Standing the Test of Time
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In this Tugboat Institute Summit talk, Robert Pasin, Radio Flyer's CEO, shares the beginnings of his family business, the company's 'growing pains,' and how it developed a culture to sustain creativity and innovation.
YouTube 11/27/2018
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Learn more about Radio Flyer, see photos, and early marketing materials in this
Made in Chicago Museum
compilation.
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Snow Plow Tracker,
Bookmark the Link
Getting around once winter snow's dusting the landscape will be easier with this online tracker showing where the City's plows and salt spreaders are in real-time. You can also get updates by following the Mayor's Office on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.
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Overnight Parking Ban Begins December 1st
Overnight parking is banned
on certain major streets from December 1st to April 1st. The ban can also kick in on any date if there are two or more inches or more of snow on the ground. If your car is towed, it will result in a $150 towing fee, $60 ticket, and a storage fee of $20 per day. Should your car be towed, you can locate it on the Chicago Police Department's link, below.
Click
here
for map of affected streets;
here
to locate a towed car.
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CHICAGO PROPERTY INVESTORS LLC
Michael Goldstein - (773)504-1200
Hard-to-find Inexpensive space in Chicagoland
500’-150,000’ - short and long term leases
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Currently Leasing...
3850 W. Cortland, 60647
47,923 sf -
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13,216 sf -
below, left
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4850 W. Bloomingdale, 60639
160,000 sf on 3.28 acres -
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A Couple of Posts from Bill Gates
One is about what Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, learned
over the past year about Alzheimer’s Disease from experts, and ways each of us can contribute to stopping Alzheimer’s
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Read the post
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The other is the latest
in his continuing series on energy and climate change
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Read the post
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Workweek Trial Results
In 40% Productivity Boost
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to read the article.
Michelle Toh and Yoko Wakatsuki - CNN Business - Microsoft tried a 4-day workweek in Japan. Productivity jumped 40% - 11/4/2019
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Treat Yourself!
Whether you're an epicure, gourmet, gourmand, or someone who's just tired of fast food, Chicago is no slouch when it comes to food specialty stores. Here's a link to lead you to crusty artisan loaves, fine wines and spirits, seafood or charcuterie to please your palate.
Click here
Or
check out
these 14 online resources from Spruce Eats.
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Many venues and events are included on the Go Chicago Pass, which can save you up to 55% on admission fees.
Learn more about the
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Click on the event for info'
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Appeals court: Union Fees Unconstitutional, But No Refunds
As excerpted from an article in the Cook County Record, "Unions representing Illinois’ public workers can not be forced to refund any of the “untold billions” of dollars in fees they had unconstitutionally collected from non-union workers for four decades, a federal appeals court has ruled, because the unions collected the fees in “good faith,” relying on their “good luck” of having both state law and a later-overturned Supreme Court decision on their side for all those year"
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to read article.
Jonathan Bilyk - Appeals court: Supreme Court declared Union Fees Unconstitutional, But union collected in 'good faith,' so no refunds - 11/5/2019
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