Our tour of places where the reputed mobsters awaiting a verdict in the "Family Secrets" trial have been known to frequent is far from all inclusive ...
If you were giving a modern-day mob tour, where are some joints that you'd add to the map.
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Mark Konkol covers city neighborhoods for the Chicago Sun-Times. You can e-mail him or call (312) 321-2146.
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I am trying to enter the contest re: Hegewisch founding. Adolph Hegewisch founded the community in 1883.
I would like to see what this is all about.