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'We're Back': Store Owner Reopens Chicago Sports On Michigan Avenue After 2020 Unrest 

CHICAGO (CBS)  Three ages opened and shut a Mag Mile store for quite a long time. 

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Then, at that point, the May 2020 turmoil occurred and the privately-owned company was annihilated. They returned Friday. CBS 2's Jermont Terry shows their rebound. 

The registers are working and clients are at long last back inside Chicago Sports. 

"We are a free family store. We like to purchase extraordinary product." 

Today, the racks are restocked and there's a lot of Chicago activewear to get. In any case, 16 months prior during the May 2020 mobs, proprietor Luke Pesha can't fail to remember what befell the privately-run company. 

"I went out to take a gander at our cameras, Pesha said. "You could see the plundering was going on. At the point when I returned home and checked the PC there was a little fire in the corner and individually lost the cameras until we saw on the news the entire structure was on fire." 

While covering the city's turmoil, CBS 2 caught the second three ages of work disintegrated, Pesha, as so many, watched in dismay. Yet, for the family… 

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"For our purposes, when you see what was happening, it was close to home. We've been hanging around for long time," Pesha said. 

Since 1991, Chicago Sports involved a head Michigan Avenue area. Be that as it may, returning was anything but a simple undertaking. 

"The degree of the fire was in the dividers. It was all over," Pesha said, who added that the harm required re-gutting the two level store. 

"It was lift obliterated. It was roofs gone," he said. 

However Pesha said the family never thought to take the protection cash and continue on. All things being equal, more than year after the fact, and seemingly endless development, Chicago Sports rose up out of the cinders. 

"It's a piece of our set of experiences. It's presently not difficult," Pesha said. "It's more this occurred, presently look what happened along these lines." 

Also, when Pesha watches out of his front entryway he sees something beyond Michigan Avenue. 

"I see the blossoms on Michigan Avenue. I see the stoop I sat on when the fire was consuming. I was out there recently and said we made it. We're back."