It would not be fitting for me to end another year out without a retrospect of the Adelphi Theater. I ask the question "Was it in the best interest of Rogers Park to destroy this?" rhetorically, because this theater was in great shape and structurally sound before the wrecking ball did it's damage. Nearly ready for its Grand Re-Opening, we had spent roughly two years renovating the Adelphi before a developer destroyed it and left another dangerous hole in the ground.
Wondering how many empty lots and dangerous holes we will have in the coming New Year?
Wondering how many realtor-owned properties will remain incomplete and in disrepair in the coming decade?
Even if you can't review every street and property in Rogers Park, you can keep an eye on them right here for the year to come and beyond.
Happy New Years,
- Bill Morton
Rogers Park in 1,000 Words
www.RP1000.blogspot.com
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