Q: Where can I watch it?

A: At the home of any friend who didn’t realize their Apple TV subscription auto-renewed.

Dammit, I don't think I have any of those.

Church on Wright and Springfield is all demolished, looks like they are sorting the debris for hauling away.

First and Green apartment building is making more progress, some kind of excavation work at the Circle K across the street and the Bromley expansion site is empty.

The line comes for everyone.

There's a bunch of rebar in the base of one of those tower cranes.

(from Champaign City Council docs to reimburse CORE for building an oversize sanitary sewer feeder so even more buildings can be built in the future.)

The project at 201 East Green St is expected to start in the fall of 2025, while the 111 East Green project is still in development. Both developments could be completed by June 2028.

CORE plans to develop two separate projects: The first, located at 201 E Green St, involves constructing a 16-story, 491-unit, 1,578-bed building with ground-floor commercial. The second, at 111 E Green St, proposes a 7-story, 135-unit, 453-bed building, featuring ground-floor commercial space.

KDR sold to Smith Apartments in August, they own a good chunk of that block apparently. I couldn't remember which house bought the empty lot, but it's gonna be another Green St "kwality" now.

First floor is blocked up at First and Armory and it looks like Kappa Delta Rho house is coming down. Surprising since it is on the National Register of Historic Places.

From when he was at The Virginia, 2/1/2022.

TVD has no A/C, it needs to come down. But, I won't be certain it's happening until the dumpsters are on site.

Pictures from Undergrad and Illini Hall sites today

Didn't bother to grab a picture, but lots of activity on the former Undergraduate Library site today.

Church at Wright and Springfield is partially demolished.

First and Green apartment building is still not done, wonder if anyone has moved in yet. New high rise site is fully cleared off.

I have no idea what that urban legend could be. And apparently neither does the Internet.

Kind of, lots of things are limiting factors on going too crazy: www.electoral-vote.com/evp2025/Item...