State capital bill bucks flow

06/04/2009 2:09 PM

By Micah Maidenberg
Editor

A number of organizations located on the Near South and Near West sides will get grants from the state, following passage of the capital bill last Sunday in Springfield.
Here's a partial list of local organizations and public agencies included in the bill, which can be downloaded by clicking here:

$57.6 million for a sciences building at the University of Illinois-Chicago;
$17 million for the Illinois Medical District Commission;
$10 million for Rush University Medical Center;
$3.5 million for the Ruth M. Rothstein CORE Center;
$3 million for the Mercy Homes for Boys and Girls;
$600,000 for the Haymarket Center's McDermott Center;
$250,000 for the Chicago Lighthouse for the Blind;
$200,000 for the Haymarket Center;
$100,000 for the Major Adams Community Committee;
$75,000 for the 18th Street Development Corporation;

Look for a full story in Chicago Journal's print edition next Thursday.

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