Chicago's new parking meter deal
Chicago's parking meter system has been acquired by a New York investment firm. Additionally, a Chicago School Board candidate has dropped out of the race, and local sports teams recently faced losses.
Good morning, Chicago. ✶🔎 Below: Chicago's parking meters will change hands again — this time they were acquired by a New York investment firm. We take a look at what the new deal means for Chicagoans.🗞️ Plus: Why one Chicago School Board president candidate is dropping out of the race, the Chicago restaurants up for top honors and more news you need to know.📝 Keeping score: The Blackhawks lost their season opener to the Golden Knights, 5-2; the Cubs were shut out by the Padres, 8-0; the White…
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