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Arlington Heights Applebee's will close
The Arlington Heights Applebee's will be closing in the next few weeks. The area around the Appleebee's has suffered several restaurant closings, said Jon Ridler, executive director of the Arlington Heights Chamber of Commerce, who couldn't pinpoint a reason why.
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Arlington Heights karaoke bar wants liquor license back
Updated Jun 18, 2013 5:27 AMAn Arlington Heights karaoke restaurant that lost its liquor license last year wants to get it back, but some trustees say they won't support it. The owner of The Music Box, which formerly operated as Ding Dong Dang at 224 E. Golf Road, said the business has changed its name and cleared up issues concerning a previous owner who had been convicted of prostitution, but Arlington Heights trustees still have questions about if the business should be trusted with a liquor license again.
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Superheroes race through Mt. Prospect for fun run
Posted Jun 15, 2013 8:13 PMCapes kind of get in the way of stretching out before a run. But that didn’t stop several superhero costume-clad joggers from limbering up before Saturday morning’s “Super Strive for 5” run at Mount Prospect’s Lions Park.
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Arlington Hts. 6th grader starts prison ministry
Updated Jun 14, 2013 4:39 PMTom Constertina, an Arlington Heights sixth grader, collects money to buy Bibles to send to prisoners. He has found a special Bible designed fro incarcerated people. “We all have bars and chains in our lives,” said Tom. “We are all enslaved to sin and all need to be free. This is particularly true for prisoners. Maybe they are in there for life, but they can still be free in their hearts.”
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Alexi Heidkam was on of the many generous Honor Flag and Tribute volunteers.
On Memorial Day, May 27, 129 veterans and service members received a special tribute in this years Arlington Heights Memorial Day Parade as part of Glueckert Funeral Homes procession carrying Honor Flags and personalized Ribbons during the parade and then being displayed around Arlington Heights Memorial Park for the 2013 Memorial Day Ceremony.
There was no cost for the personalized honor ribbon and the Deerfield based United Relief Foundation donated $5.00 for each honor ribbon to help support Arlington Heights based Salute, Inc. and the VFW Post 981 Memorial Day Parade Fund. Glueckert Funeral Home - Claire Froehlicher (age 9) worked with school administrators for over a year to host a school-wide walk to raise money for JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Over $6,100 was raised. Over 500 students and staff "walked a mile for JDRF" submitting paper shoes with the names of every donor that sponsored their walk. Colleen Froehlicher
- Claire Froehlicher (age 9) and Meagan Froehlicher (age 19) stand in front of the wall of shoes after a successful walk to raise money for JDRF was held at Ivy Hill Elementary School. Claire worked with school administrators for more than a year to make this walk happen. Raising funds for JDRF is important to Claire as her older sister has been living with type 1 diabetes for over 8 years Colleen Froehlicher
- The Rotary Club of Arlington Heights hosted the L.W. "Bill" Calderwood 23rd annual police officer of the year award Thursday. Arlington Heights police officer Michael Cowsert (left) was presented the award by Mayor Arlene Mulder and Gerald S. Mourning, AH chief of police. Courtesy of the Rotary Club of Arlington Heights
- Arlington Heights Youth Athletic Association Girls Fast Pitch Softball Varsity 2012 Champs. Jen Elkins
- Palatine Park District presented American English on June 15 as part of the free Sounds of Summer concert series. They performed "Yellow Submarine." For a list of concerts, visit www.palatineparks.org. Palatine Park District
- Guest speaker J.J. O'Connor, center, chats with PAL/Clearbrook supporters at the 16th annual PAL fundraiser. Clearbrook
- Arlington Heights Director of Finance and Treasurer Tom Kuehne was elected to the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund (IMRF) board of trustees as an executive trustee. His five-year term began Jan. 1. IMRF
- Participants of the fifth annual Walk-n-Roll support the Recycling Avenue program of Avenues to Independence with a "walk-n-roll" around Lake Arlington in Arlington Heights. Supporters raise $2,500 for Recycling Avenue. John J. Beusse
- Mariana's Bakery spreads “sweet delight” to struggling children and homeless. American Aid Foundation founder and president Frank Slove and director Carmen Gonzalez present Mariana's Bakery owners Carmen, Miguel Jr. (son) and Miguel Sr. Gonzalez a certificate of appreciation for their continued generosity to the foundation's programs. American Aid Foundation
- Bloom Salon welcomes Mayor Mulder and the Arlington Heights Chamber of Commerce. Left to right: Trustee Mike Sidor, Stylist Robyn Rego, Stylist Giselle Hilgert, Stylist/ Salon Director Kariann Christensen, Stylist/Education Director Lisa Binder, Owner Barbara Hoffman, Mayor Arlene J. Mulder, Chamber of Commerce President Cliff Higley, Esthetician Tiffany Atchison, and Stylist Rachel Schaeflein Jessica Schaeflein
- The 8th grade girls Hersey Huskies feeder team won the Northern Illinois Girls Feeder Association chamionship this season. The team's 3 year league record was 70 - 1. k. burnetti
- Christian Heritage Academy's Class of 2012 celebrates the eighth-grade graduation. Emily Tu
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Christian Heritage Academy's Recipients of the 2012 Upper School Merit Scholarships: From left, Mr. Cook, Jackson Scalero (recipient of the Jeff Cook Athletic Merit Scholarship), Frank Jimenez (recipient of the Janis Kahren Servant Heart Merit Scholarship), Mrs. Kahren, Miss Russell, Gloria Hosu (recipient of the Robin Russell Science, Math and Technology Merit Scholarship), Rebekah Lauby (recipient of the Pam Magary Fine Arts Merit Scholarship), and Mrs. Magary. Congratulations!
To learn more about the Upper School Merit Scholarship, read http://christianheritage.org/admissions/financial-assistance/upper-school-merit-scholarship-program/ Joanna Kim, CHA Parent. - Christian Liberty Academy team praying before the game Eileen Glad
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Christian Liberty Academy placed 3rd in Division A at the Illinois Junior Academy of Sciences
Christian Liberty Academy Illinois Junior Academy of Sciences Winners.
GOLD: Andrew Keyser, Leo Rule, Simon Su, Tommy Lowry, Jesse Castro, Abigail Herman, Claudia Mastella, Jonah Bouvier, Sarah Ampalloor, Elisa Paul.
SILVER: Michael Sullivan, Ricky Weerts, Matthew Schuster, Maya Samuel, Sheryl Sabu, Olivia Morrison
BRONZE: Rachel Gafrick, Akhilesh Nair
BEST IN CATEGORY (Chemistry): Andrew Keyser
IJAS Semi Finalist Nominee & Broadcom Masters Nominee: Leo Rule
Broadcam Masters Nominee: Simon Su & Tommy Lowry
Best Project in Optics Related Technology - Optical Society of Chicago: Jesse Castro Bob Stack - 2012-13 Christian Liberty's 1st Baseball Regional Win!! 5-18-13 6-0. Winning pitcher, only pitcher Senior David Colbert. Team won this together. Great plays by Aaron Karr, Shawn Andersen, Juan Pagan, Aaron Cunningham and last out caught by Brendan Brosnan. David did an awesome job pitching and catching line drives at the mount. Freshman Tim Laskowski, Peter Grob and Jimmy Calkins thanks for getting on base in order to score. Aaron Karr, Shawn Andersen, way to move our players on the bases with your great hits-triples and doubles and Daniel Glad and JD for your great catches. This was definitely a team playing together to win the victory. Eileen Glad
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Mike and Annie (L-R) of Clearbrook, an Arlington Heights-based organization committed to creating opportunities for people of all ages with disabilities, work diligently on painting a carousel horse masterpiece for the Carousel for a Cause initiative at Santa’s Village Azoosment Park. This horse, along with others from five different area nonprofit organizations, will be on display at the park for the 2013 season and then given back to their respective organizations to use as an auction item or for display.
The Santa’s Village Azoosment Park Carousel for a Cause initiative was developed to commemorate the work of resident artist Dutch Akers of Crystal Lake who restored the Park’s carousel for the new season. As a part of the initiative, Santa’s Village Azoosment Park reached out to six different nonprofit organizations to design their own masterpiece for display at the Park. A Carousel for a Cause celebration will be held at the park on Thursday, June 13 at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Andrea Schnorr - Join us this summer for Meadows Cruise Nights every Saturday night from 6 to 9 p.m. (until Labor Day). Hosted by Meadows Christian Fellowship Church, 2401 Kirchoff Road in Rolling Meadows. It is a free, family friendly event. Liz Schrenk
- Cub Scout Peter Karlis of Pack 269 shakes the hand of a veteran in the Arlington Heights Memorial Day Parade. S. Karlis
- Matt Devorak, manager of Culver's Restaurant, 2060 E. Northwest Highway, Arlington Heights, is the first to sign a giant card that customers will sign this week to honor veterans in preparation for Memorial Day. All Chicagoland and NW Indiana Culver's restaurants will donate 10% of its proceeds this Tuesday, May 21, to Honor Flight Chicago, a non-profit organization that flies World War II veterans to the WWII Memorial in Washington, DC. Joe White
- Deerfield accounting firm Kessler Orlean Silver is serving as a local drop off location for the Vernon Hills-based Sports Shed, a non-profit organization which has distributed more than 5,000 pieces of sports equipment to organizations that provide sports programs for kids in need all over the Chicago area. Donations can be delivered to KOS at 1101 Lake Cook Road, Suite C, Deerfield. Pictured are, from left, KOS managing partner Jeff Arnol of Deerfield; Sports Shed founder Tina Sernett of Vernon Hills; KOS partner Ben Darcy of Buffalo Grove; and manager Diana Angulo of Harwood Heights. Dave Silbar
- The storm that failed to produce the first real measurable snow in Chicagoland did in fact strike with a vengeance just 90 miles north. Mocha is enjoy the first frolic in the 15 inches of snow that did come to light. Steve Chavez
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