POLITICSCHICAGO SUN-TIMES
Group of Edgewater residents want Emanuel Congregation's land to become public park
Edgewater residents are urging the Chicago Park District to purchase a developable lakefront parcel owned by Emanuel Congregation, which plans to redevelop the site with retail, residences, and a new synagogue. The residents advocate for the land to become a public park instead, while the congregation cites declining membership and maintenance costs as reasons for redevelopment.
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