Thirty-five miles northwest of Morton Grove you'll find the village of Island Lake. It's one of those towns that has been transformed from semi-rural to suburban in the last ten years. Bob Wargaski lives just outside of Island Lake, and he's worried that the value of his property will go down if the village builds a water tower near his property.
His rear-end around Island Lake's plans is to operate a hog farm. Which just might contaminate the planned well.
Surely the value of Wagarski's land has plummeted since the housing bubble burst.
And a hog farm won't help matters.
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4 comments:
Bob Wargaski is two sandwiches
short of a picnic! He'd have to
move down to down state Illinois,
or somewhere in Wisconsin. I don't
think that area is zoned for farm
use. Mr. Wargaski might have bacon,
but no clean water. As for me I'd
go for clean water. What an idiot!
Hog Pies for Lake County? Not!
Bacon Bacon Bacon Bacon.
Must have Bacon.
Pundit O'Tool.
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