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Eight Forty-Eight 5/12/2005
Thillens Stadium Closer to Reopening


 
 
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Originally aired May 12, 2005, during our news broadcasts
Ben Calhoun—Correspondent, Chicago Public Radio News

The Chicago Park District has approved a plan to lease the land that houses Thillens Baseball Stadium on the city's far northwest side. Officials aim to take over operations and reopen the historic and popular park by the end of summer 2005.
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