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Chicago outdoors: Bison art drops in

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Click here for today’s column about a bison sculpture dropped by Cannon Drive.

By what I say last week when it dropped in, the bison sculpture should become an iconic piece of the Chicago landscape in front of the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum.

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