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One week after looting and unrest, many Chicago businesses are still boarded up and their owners are trying to decide what to do next.
Nearly every business along the stretch of State Street from Kinzie to Illinois in River North still had its windows and doors boarded up Monday. Some said that depending on the type of glass used, it can take several weeks for a replacement.
abc7chicago.com
Maybe it's necessary for everyone to move out but you don't get any money for schools or anything else. That is how that works. I just don't see it sinking in until this happens.
Nearly every business along the stretch of State Street from Kinzie to Illinois in River North still had its windows and doors boarded up Monday. Some said that depending on the type of glass used, it can take several weeks for a replacement.
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Chicago looting update: Businesses still boarded up 1 week after looters ransacked River North, Mag Mile, Loop
One week after looting and unrest, many Chicago businesses are still boarded up and their owners are trying to decide what to do next.
Maybe it's necessary for everyone to move out but you don't get any money for schools or anything else. That is how that works. I just don't see it sinking in until this happens.