Happy New Year!
Hope everyone is staying safe and warm.
As with most major holidays, posting may be sporadic depending on what time we end up in bed overnight. Anyone have a decent hangover cure?
Labels: events
Sarcasm and Silliness from a Windy City Cop
Hope everyone is staying safe and warm.
As with most major holidays, posting may be sporadic depending on what time we end up in bed overnight. Anyone have a decent hangover cure?
Labels: events
This one appeared in the comments a day or so ago. Remember, for a rumor to sound believable, it needs to have some elements of truth in it - and this one seems to:
We did hear that Heineken sent out a letter gutting OT initiatives, and we wrote hear last month about there being only 350 hiring slots during all of 2026, with almost one-thousand potential retirees, so manpower is on a downward slope regardless.
Labels: department issues, rumors
Until there's a national event in town, then they're necessary and good as CWB reports:
Mayor Brandon Johnson has spent much of his term in office arguing that curfews for teenagers are ineffective, outdated, and rooted in what he has called “the sins and the values of the past,” even as large youth gatherings downtown have repeatedly devolved into violence, including murders.
Now, with a nationally televised New Year’s Eve celebration set to unfold along the Chicago River, Johnson is striking a sharply different tone, warning teenagers that the city will strictly enforce its long-established 10 p.m. curfew downtown tonight.
The pivot, and that is the most charitable word available, is difficult to miss. Johnson has consistently opposed expanding or strengthening curfews when teenagers have shot each other, violently robbed out-of-towners, and even shot tourists in the Loop and Streeterville. But with ABC broadcasting a midnight countdown in the heart of downtown tonight, the mayor is suddenly emphasizing the importance of the city’s 10 p.m. curfew, which has been in place since 1992.
Conehead is a typical commie hypocrite embracing disorder and law breaking as long as it advances the leftist agenda. But when it might embarrass him on the national stage, then it's days off cancelled, twelve hour days and curfew citations for everyone!
Labels: city politics