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/wp-content/uploads/1999/03/GoldBlatts2.jpg1024768As part of Mayor Richard M. Daley’s Neighborhoods Alive! program to invest $800 million over four years in neighborhood infrastructure improvements, the Public Building Commission renovated the former Goldblatt’s building. Vacant and neglected for years, the Goldblatt’s building was spared from demolition at the request of local neighborhood groups and declared a Landmark building. Standing ... Read more