Arlington Heights Votes to Approve Tax Deal With Bears, Who Still Insist on Building a Stadium in Chicago ...Middle East

The Chicago Tribune reports the Arlington Heights village board approved a tax deal that could help clear the way for the Chicago Bears’ stadium project in the suburbs. From the Tribune’s Robert McCoppin: The board voted 8-0 to seal a deal to set the Bears’ taxes at $3.6 million per year for the former Arlington International Racecourse. The memorandum of understanding is also due to be considered later this week by the three local school districts that helped negotiate the deal with the village. The agreement doesn’t necessarily mean the team will build a new stadium on the site, as it once proposed, but it gives the Bears what officials said they always wanted, and haven’t gotte

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