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Bricks were laid Thursday outside Wrigley Field as work continues on a year-round sports bar being built next to the Harry Caray statue. (Phil Velasquez / Tribune)
New Wrigley bar: Cubs' ballpark project in full swing
Mar 20, 2009
Wrigleyville took stock Thursday of a new, year-round sports bar that will spill out of Wrigley Field and be open by the Cubs' first home game April 13.
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