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Cozen Cities - October 8, 2025

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By Rose Christ, John Dunn, Joseph Hill, Katie Schwab
| Mondaq
CHICAGO—Council Approves Coach House Legislation with Restrictions The Chicago City Council approved coach houses citywide with ward-specific restrictions allowing aldermen to opt in for single-family areas. The compromise maintains aldermanic control and adds labor rules, drawing mixed reactions from housing and labor advocates.
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New York Note: Shutdown Affects NY, Trump Reverses Cuts, Citi Field Casino Moves Forward

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By Rose Christ, Katie Schwab
| Mondaq
The federal government shutdown is causing closures and delays across New York City, including the Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site and, possibly, the Statue of Liberty once federal funding ends. Governor Kathy Hochul said thousands of federal employees will be furloughed, while essential workers such as air traffic controllers and TSA agents will continue working without pay.
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Cozen Cities - October 8, 2025

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By Rose Christ, John Dunn, Joseph Hill, Katie Schwab
| Cozen O'Connor
Housing & Real Estate CHICAGO—Council Approves Coach House Legislation with Restrictions The Chicago City Council approved coach houses citywide with ward-specific restrictions allowing aldermen to opt in for single-family areas. The compromise maintains aldermanic control and adds labor rules, drawing mixed reactions from housing and labor advocates.
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