This from the Sun-Times this morning:

"When a reporter suggested the idea, Reilly agreed to consider it, even though he had trouble believing that the Children's Museum would "want all of their programming to essentially be in a cave."

"The current proposal would construct structures in Grant Park. That's a violation of the decree affirmed by four Supreme Court decisions. . . . If they're not building any structures in Grant Park and they're technically building it in a [public parking] garage, that wouldn't violate the open-space protections," Reilly said."

Museum 'in a cave' might be OK with Ald. Reilly :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Metro & Tri-State

Carless writes -- "the last thing I expected was for him to agree with a reporter's suggestion to stick the museum in a cave. Underground completely. Nothing sticking up in Daley Bicentennial Plaza except, perhaps, for a periscope and an enigmatic staircase leading down to the nether reaches of the Second City."

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