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- 1Chicago Parking Meter Bidder Sells Deportation Airline●Firm Set to Buy Chicago’s Parking Meters Sells Airline That Carried Out Deportations
The firm in line to take over Chicago's parking meter system has sold off an airline that was used to carry out deportation flights. The sale links the city's controversial parking privatization deal to the Trump administration's immigration enforcement operations, drawing scrutiny from residents and officials already wary of long-term contracts that have cost the city hundreds of millions in penalties since 2008.
- 2Last-minute push to extract more from Chicago's $2.53B parking meter deal●Inside the last-minute push to squeeze more from Stonepeak’s $2.53B parking meter deal
Crain's Chicago Business reports on a last-minute effort to squeeze more value from Stonepeak's $2.53 billion deal related to Chicago's parking meters, a system famously leased out under a long-term 2008 agreement. The report details negotiations and maneuvering around terms of the arrangement, which has long been criticized as one of the city's most unfavorable financial deals.
- 3Murakami's 117-meter fly just short of a game-tying homer●https://www. wacoca.com/baseball/1427596/ 9/27村上宗隆、同点弾まであと一歩…😱💥117mの大飛球に歓声がため息へ⚾️ドジャースタジアムなど4球場なら本塁打！ホワイトソックスは地区V逃すもワイルド
Munetaka Murakami came within inches of a game-tying home run on September 27, launching a 117-meter fly ball that drew cheers and sighs from fans. Reports note the ball would have cleared the fence at four parks, including Dodger Stadium. Meanwhile, the Chicago White Sox missed the division title but secured a wildcard playoff spot.