The Naperville Bears?: Despite Arlington Park purchase, Bears officials meet with Naperville mayor about new stadium DaBears ChicagoBears
Plans for the Chicago Bears to plant their goal posts in the suburbs took a surprising turn Friday afternoon when Naperville Mayor Scott Wehrli met with team President Kevin Warren to discuss the possibility of building a new NFL stadium in Naperville rather than Arlington Heights.
The talks come as demolition work begins at Arlington Park and Arlington Heights officials wait for the Bears to submit more detailed plans outlining the organization's vision of a potential $5 billion redevelopment of the Arlington Park site that would be centered around a new, domed stadium. by signing up you agree to our terms of service According to Linda LaCloche, Naperville's director of communications, Wehrli reached out last week to Warren to introduce Naperville"as a thriving community with multiple opportunities for business investment."
Wehrli wrote to Warren that, as a lifelong Bears fan, he respects the team's decision to build its own stadium as"essential for on-field success and pursuing championships." Wehrli's letter touts Naperville as accessible through major highways, such as the east-west Interstate 88 and the north-south Interstate 355, as well the city's downtown Metra train station. There are also Metra stops in nearby Lisle and on Route 59 in Aurora.
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