O’Hare’s 50-Ton Boulder Heads to a Public Naming Vote

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Source: Chicago Tribune
O’Hare’s 50-Ton Boulder Heads to a Public Naming Vote
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Walsh Construction excavator Ron Pitelka helped uncover a 50-ton dolostone boulder 30 feet underground at O’Hare during the airport’s multibillion-dollar modernization; the rock is now on display outside the O’Hare Multi-Modal Facility, and Chicago residents can submit name ideas, with staff selecting finalists and the final name determined by public vote.

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