Soo Liquor's neighbor, A&L County Kitchen at 1418 W. Morse Avenue was shut down by the city.
This is another business that the Open Air Drug Market Salesman of Morse Avenue find cozy.
Michael James calls these type of places, "a source of refuge" sort of speak, when the Chicago Police Department drives by... patroling Morse Avenue.
Yet again, another business that got re-opened fast after the city said no.
Seems going to a DevCorp North, Special Service Area commisioners meeting, as Linda Rouzee from A&L Kitchen did as a non-commissioner, has special service area perks?
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Michael James mentioned to me yesterday he wasn't happy with this website as the City of Chicago Dumpster task force was offering Michael advice. Or was it a couple of tickets?
At first he wanted to argue with the task force. But Michael went back into his business when they were un-impressed with who he knew. Michael was name dropping.
Michael, it isn't my fault you have to shovel your own snow because the Special Service Area is slow, it's not my fault and can't keep garbage INSIDE the dumpster. Or the fact you have a parking problem.
Michael, I am offering you a chance to get even. Stop trying to save the world and try saving Rogers Park.
Interview both Joe and I on your radio show, one on one! Hugh can be the moderator.
Let Michael moderate. I have a few questions, too!
SSA #24 Commission meeting minutes from 7/14/04 (pdf)
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