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What's On Tap in Chicago Bulls news ? Welcome to the 53rd edition of "Tasting Flight," a daily newsletter to keep fans updated on all the latest news in Bulls Nation. Bulls Debut 2024-25 City Edition Uniform Against Memphis Grizzlies The Bulls are on the second night of home-home back-to-back games, Saturday against the Grizzlies, after a Friday 136-122 victory over the Atlanta Hawks . For the second time in the 2024-25 NBA season, the Bulls meet the Grizzlies. A road victory was earned by the Bulls in their first matchup with the Grizzlies , 126-123. Tip-off is at 7 p.m. CT, and the game will air on Chicago Sports Network (CHSN) . Breaking out the City Edition threads ⏰: 7:00 pm CT : https://t.co/dLgvAjfc2T : @670TheScore @ATT | #SeeRed pic.twitter.com/82E3wb9gGx Uncertainty About Patrick Williams ' Return Timeline Darnell Mayberry of The Athletic published a column Saturday detailing the circumstances behind the foot inflammation that has sidelined Bulls forward Patrick Williams indefinitely. In his column, Mayberry states, "He [Williams] hasn't been ruled out for next week, but the Bulls are making it clear no one can be sure when Williams returns to the court." Bulls get win, but Patrick Williams out indefinitely with foot inflammation https://t.co/O9748oXMOA Williams' absence will create additional game minutes for Matas Buzelis and Julian Phillips, on a positive note. However, the possibility of another extended injury absence for Patrick Williams will likely ring a loud negative note in the ears of Bulls fans, who perhaps are reaching a "now or never" tone with Williams in light of his new Bulls contract . Billy Donovan Considering Game Minutes for End-of-Bench Rotation With the Chicago Bulls playing five games in seven nights, head coach Billy Donovan is considering giving Chris Duarte and Jevon Carter minutes to allow Ayo Dosunmu and Coby White some time to rest. Billy Donovan said he’s considering potential minutes for Chris Duarte or Jevon Carter on Saturday because of the B2B, 5 games in 7 nights and heavy minutes for Coby White and Ayo Dosunmu. On This Day In Bulls History Five years ago today, Zach LaVine put on a shooting clinic, complete with late-game heroics, to break the hearts of the Charlotte Hornets. LaVine poured in 49 points, making 13 three-pointers, including the game-winner. Ice cold from Zach LaVine! Remember his CLUTCH game-winner against Charlotte from this day in 2019? What an ending... pic.twitter.com/EOQdLMCFT9 This article first appeared on On Tap Sports Net and was syndicated with permission.
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CROWN POINT — A 46-year-old Lansing man has been identified as the driver who died after crashing Wednesday night into a waterway in the 800 block of Flagstone Drive in Dyer, according to the Lake County Coroner's Officer. The deceased was identified as Blessed Asukwo, officials said. An autopsy done Friday revealed he drowned, and his death was ruled an accident, according to the coroner's office. His body was discovered Thursday morning after more than 14 hours of searching, officials have said. Police and fire officials were first called out around 5:47 p.m. Wednesday and a water search was initiated. The driver was not immediately located. Officials from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources returned to the scene the next morning and located the body using sonar technology. The circumstances that caused the car to become submerged in the waterway are unknown. Anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to contact the Dyer Police Department at 219-865-1163. Gallery: Recent arrests booked into Lake County Jail Get the latest in local public safety news with this weekly email.
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Chris Cenac Jr., the top center in the Class of 2025 according to the ESPN100, has committed to play for the Houston Cougars. The five-star recruit announced his decision Tuesday via the Bleacher Report's B/R App. Cenac previously said he wouldn't make his decision until the spring, but his stock soared over the summer after his impressive play on the Puma Pro 16 circuit with Dallas-based YGC, vaulting him into the national top-10 rankings. The 6-foot-10 New Orleans native was reportedly choosing between LSU, Auburn, Arkansas, Baylor, Kentucky, Tennessee and others before making the decision to join Cougars coach Kelvin Sampson's team. "I just like the coaching staff a lot, I like their plan to develop me and I like coming into a winning program," Cenac told 247Sports. "I'm looking forward to producing and just helping them win more. But the main thing was development and them being able to get me better so I can be ready for that next level." Cenac's rating of .9978 by 247Sports Composite makes him the Cougars' highest-rated commit in the modern era, according to multiple outlets. "They see me as a four who can kind of play all over the court and do everything," Cenac told 247Sports. "I can get rebounds, push the ball, shoot and play all over the floor." With Cenac joining other Houston commits like five-star shooting guard Isaiah Harwell, four-star point guard Kingston Flemings and three-star wing Bryce Jackson, Houston's Class of 2025 is ranked No. 2 in the nation by 247Sports and ESPN. --Field Level MediaDemocrats say they'll avoid election challenges on Jan. 6
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu caught a break Monday when the absence of a Republican lawmaker who blocked her plan to hike commercial tax rates on two occasions last week allowed the bill to pass the House and advance to the Senate. The bill cleared the House quickly, representing a stark contrast to the drama seen last Thursday and Friday, when, doubting the presence of a quorum, state Rep. David DeCoste used a procedural tactic to end legislative business on both days, while citing concerns with how the plan would impact the economy. State Rep. Rob Consalvo, noting that he’s been hearing from constituents who are “waiting anxiously” for the bill to become law, said he spoke with DeCoste after his second objection last Friday , describing it as a “very cordial conversation.” “I was grateful that he took my call and now I’m just thrilled that we’re able to move forward,” Consalvo, who sponsored the House bill, told the Herald. “This is a good example of a good compromise. The committee had reservations and their reservations were reflected in the compromise. The business community had reservations. “I think the mayor made it a much better bill by the changes she made,” he added, “and I’m grateful that we were all able to work together to get it done.” DeCoste told the Herald, however, that had he been present, he would have deployed the same procedural tactic to block the bill again. He said he had a death in the family and was attending services. The bill, designed to fend off a 28% quarterly property tax spike for homeowners in January by allowing the city to shift more of its tax burden onto businesses, now moves onto the Senate. “It is the Senate president’s intention to bring this legislation to the floor on Monday, Dec. 2, 2024, giving Senate members and the Wu administration a week to continue conversations,” a spokesperson for Senate President Karen Spilka said in a statement. Mayor Wu expressed gratitude to the House for advancing the legislation, while looking to further action in the Senate, where a prior version of her tax plan stalled. “We look forward to continuing our work and conversations with the Senate to advance this consensus measure as soon as possible to protect Boston residents from a potential devastating tax spike,” Wu said in a statement. Wu has stated that the Legislature needs to act by the end of this month to allow the city to set tax rates and send bills out in December. The mayor’s plan is responsive to changing post-pandemic work patterns that have resulted in falling commercial property values and vacant office space that has shifted more of the city’s tax burden onto the residential sector and put a strain on a city budget that derives more than 70% of its revenue from property taxes. Wu’s office has provided data that show homeowners would be hit with a 28% quarterly tax spike and 14% annual increase without the legislation, which would lower those respective tax hikes to roughly 18% and 9%. The plan, despite featuring a compromise from four business leaders and fiscal watchdogs who had long objected to a tax shift they felt would be harmful to the economy, still continues to draw concerns. Critics have pointed to the mayor’s rejection of calls to cut a $4.6 billion city budget that grew by 8% this fiscal year, while also arguing that the plan would cause further harm to an already struggling commercial sector. All eyes now turn to the Senate, a chamber that’s been more skeptical of the plan. Republican Sen. Ryan Fattman did not explicitly say Monday whether Republicans in that branch also planned to further delay the bill. “We’ll see,” Fattman told reporters. “I’ve heard a lot of concerns. A lot of people have reached out. Actually, surprisingly, some of my constituents who have business interests in Boston. You know, Boston’s a little unique in that it’s not your typical home rule petition. It affects a lot of people.” Fattman added that he would be doing research over the next few days, citing plans to “eat some turkey and stew on it.” Those concerns were evident soon after the bill cleared the House. The Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance and Small Property Owners Association quickly released statements slamming the legislative action. A petition had also been circulating beforehand with signatures from business representatives calling for the Legislature to reject the bill. “This vote represents a betrayal of taxpayers, businesses, and anyone who values a vibrant and competitive economy in Boston,” Mass Fiscal spokesman Paul Craney said in a statement. “Instead of standing up for the hard-working entrepreneurs and small business owners who are the backbone of our capital city, House leadership allowed this reckless bill to sail through. “This is not leadership; it’s complicity in a tax-and-spend agenda that threatens our economy,” Craney added. “House Minority Leader Brad Jones was at this morning’s session and had the power to stop this tax hike bill but declined to act. His decision not to take a stand for a fiscally responsible solution that would include spending cuts instead of putting taxpayers on the hook for a spending problem is tantamount to an endorsement of the policy.” Jones’ office said he was only briefly in the House chamber Monday morning, not present when the Boston bill was taken up, and therefore not in a position to comment on it. Amir Shahsavari, vice president of the Small Property Owners Association, said SPOA was “sorry to see the House pass this bill and hope the Senate will resist it, as it harms small businesses and commercial owners” from the Hub and surrounding cities. “It’s like throwing ice water on the city’s economy,” Shahsavari said in a statement. “We do not support Mayor Wu’s bill as any tax should not be considered without budget cuts.”
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