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Maria Pappas: ‘There is a permeated sense of fear on Michigan Avenue’

by: Curtis Koch

Posted: Apr 6, 2022 / 05:03 PM CDT

Updated: Apr 6, 2022 / 08:01 PM CDT

by: Curtis Koch

Posted: Apr 6, 2022 / 05:03 PM CDT

Updated: Apr 6, 2022 / 08:01 PM CDT

Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas joined Anna Davlantes, filling in for Lisa Dent, on Chicago’s Afternoon News to talk about the owner of Water Tower Place giving up the property, violence in Chicago, and more.

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