Thursday, October 27, 2011

Sox restaurant paid for with public funding

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White Sox restaurant, Bacardi at the Park, is paid for with millions of public funding without return on investment
White Sox restaurant paid for with millions of public funding

With the White Sox losing more than they won last season, a new restaurant across the street from U.S. Cellular Field gave fans a place where they could drink away their sorrows.

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Holland heeds advice, throws gem vs. Cards.
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Ng in serious contention along with Hahn and Evans.
Walker new Braves hitting coach Walker new Braves hitting coach

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Guillen: No regrets Guillen: No regrets

Says Sox put him 'on the spot'.

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