As we post this well written in depth article from the Chicago Sun Times regarding the disastrous state of primary grocery access in beleaguered areas of Chicago , some powerful memories are stirred up (no pun intended)

The article references a particular Aldi’s store at 76th and South Ashland Ave which was abruptly closed recently. Our editor grew up a few blocks from there at 7628 S. Paulina but thankfully his family moved out of there way back in 1970. Even then, over a half...

Make NO mistake . Chicago not far behind as death spiral more pronounced by the day here.Again, rarely read this in the bought and sold mainstream US press

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12402379/San-Francisco-dying-video-shows-mass-exodus-huge-brands-like-Crate-Barrel-CVS-Office-Depot-crime-ridden-city-caught-doom-loop.html