Chicago mayoral candidates share ideas on city investment, schools and crime
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Four candidates for Chicago mayor shared ideas Tuesday ranging from the creation of an independent development authority to invest in projects such as a hedge fund to the redirection of new business property taxes toward feeding and housing vulnerable Chicagoans.Ald. Roderick Sawyer, businessman Willie Wilson, state Rep. Kambium "Kam" Buckner and former Chicago Public Schools CEO Paul Vallas met with the newspaper's editorial board, which operates separately from the newsroom.
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