Billy Goat Tavern won't be moving or closing, even if a planned redevelopment of its property goes through, the Sianis family said in a statement Thursday morning.
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"The
Realtor Building has been keeping us in the loop since discussions
began with us over a month ago, and have assured us that The Billy Goat
Tavern will not leave or close its doors on Michigan Avenue if or when
the proposed redevelopment happens," the statement reads, referring to
reports that a redevelopment of the 430 N. Michigan Avenue property
could displace the bar, which has been open for more than 50 years.
The statement says the family has no knowledge of the details of the proposed development, and said it is seeking to correct "misinformation" in "the last few days" that reported the tavern would be temporarily displaced.
Read more at http://www.redeyechicago.com/news/redeye-billy-goat-tavern-releases-statement-says-it-is-staying-put-20131114,0,6368968.story#sbIvKBqlS5ydREYm.99
The statement says the family has no knowledge of the details of the proposed development, and said it is seeking to correct "misinformation" in "the last few days" that reported the tavern would be temporarily displaced.
Read more at http://www.redeyechicago.com/news/redeye-billy-goat-tavern-releases-statement-says-it-is-staying-put-20131114,0,6368968.story#sbIvKBqlS5ydREYm.99
"The Realtor Building has been keeping us in the loop since
discussions began with us over a month ago, and have assured us that The
Billy Goat Tavern will not leave or close its doors on Michigan Avenue
if or when the proposed redevelopment happens," the statement reads,
referring to reports that a redevelopment of the 430 N. Michigan Avenue
property could displace the bar, which has been open for more than 50
years.
The statement says the family has no knowledge of the details of the proposed development, and said it is seeking to correct "misinformation" in "the last few days" that reported the tavern would be temporarily displaced.
Read more at http://www.redeyechicago.com/news/redeye-billy-goat-tavern-releases-statement-says-it-is-staying-put-20131114,0,6368968.story#sbIvKBqlS5ydREYm.99
The statement says the family has no knowledge of the details of the proposed development, and said it is seeking to correct "misinformation" in "the last few days" that reported the tavern would be temporarily displaced.
Read more at http://www.redeyechicago.com/news/redeye-billy-goat-tavern-releases-statement-says-it-is-staying-put-20131114,0,6368968.story#sbIvKBqlS5ydREYm.99
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