Bears remain committed to Indiana stadium plan — though they won't rule out Illinois
<p>Bears president/CEO Kevin Warren reiterated Thursday that the team is remained focused on building a stadium in Hammond, Ind. — but once again stopped short of fully committing to moving the Bears across state lines.</p><p>The Bears have finished their due diligence at the Lost Marsh site in Hammond and deemed it "viable," Warren said.
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<p>Bears president/CEO Kevin Warren reiterated Thursday that the team is remained focused on building a stadium in Hammond, Ind. — but once again stopped short of fully committing to moving the Bears across state lines.</p><p>The Bears have finished their due diligence at the Lost Marsh site in Hammond and deemed it "viable," Warren said. The team is currently evaluating the nearby Wolf Lake Terminal site. The Bears could decide to merge parts of both sites together.
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- <p>Bears president/CEO Kevin Warren reiterated Thursday that the team is remained focused on building a stadium in Hammond, Ind. — but once again stopped short of fully committing to moving the Bears across state lines.</p><p>The Bears have finished their due diligence at the Lost Marsh site in Hammond and deemed it "viable," Warren said.
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Bears remain committed to Indiana stadium plan — though they won't rule out Illinois
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