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The Sunday Funnies

Mike Bojanowski May 6 2012, 7:30a

In which we tell you what the Wrigley Field seagulls are really thinking.

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Wrigley curses Fenway spotlight

posted by EcoGeek, Apr 20, 2012

Link usatoday.com

After reading a story on Fenway's 100th Anniversary this week that didn't even mention it's cousin, Wrigley, I went looking for an article that was a bit more even-handed. Found this and thought I'd share.

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Wrigley Field Renovations

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Rahm Emanuel's Proposed Wrigley Plan: Good Or Bad?

Al Yellon Apr 16 2012, 2:00p

The mayor of Chicago has some new ideas on how to renovate Wrigley Field -- most of them good ones.

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If you've been to Wrigley Field this year, don't read this unless you want to be GROSSED OUT!

posted by jameslcrockett, Sep 09, 2011

Link thepostgame.com

Just disgusting... so disgusting.

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Wrigley rooftop businesses fail health inspections

posted by AndrewJStone, Jun 29, 2011

Link chicagotribune.com

Those all you can eat deals don't sound quite as enticing now... "The city found at least 12 violations at Beyond the Ivy, 1048 W. Waveland Ave., including food being stored at improper temperatures. At Brixen Ivy, 1044 W. Waveland, where at least eight violations were reported, officials observed workers wearing the same gloves to handle food, touch garbage cans and wipe their faces. On Monday the city also inspected Wrigleyville Rooftops, 1032 W. Waveland, which passed with conditions, and another Beyond the Ivy location at 1038 W. Waveland, which failed."

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The Future Of Wrigley Field, Part Deux

Al Yellon Jun 23 2011, 2:00p

Wrigley Field needs work to be a first-class facility. The Cubs are 100% committed to getting that work done.

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Cubs management continues to profess its love and reverence for Wrigley. But privately, the same...

posted by BDR529, Jun 21, 2011

Cubs management continues to profess its love and reverence for Wrigley. But privately, the same group is making sure that people in baseball are well aware that it would take a massive infusion of dollars to keep Wrigley functional for much longer -- and even that might not be enough.

"Honestly, I don't know if that place can survive for five years," said one of those baseball people. "The infrastructure is in brutal shape."

Asked if Wrigley was even a candidate for a Fenway-style renovation, the same source replied: "To be honest? I'd have to say no way."

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