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THU, 11/15/2018

Thursday, November 15, 2018

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Scholarship recipients stand with Lt. Gov. Evelyn Sanguinetti, second from left in front row, during the Reflejos awards event Wednesday at Stonegate Banquets in Hoffman Estates.

Reflejos honors suburban Latino students, business leaders, nonprofits

Roughly 40 awardees, including seven suburban Latino students, business leaders, nonprofits, community colleges and governmental agencies, were recognized Wednesday for their contributions to Latino communities during Reflejos' seventh annual Reflecting Excellence Awards.
Entre Commercial Realty’s Dan Benassi, SIOR and Mike DeSerto have completed a long-term sublease on behalf of their client, Rockford Systems in Rockford, IL.

Entre brokers lease in Rockford

Entree Commercial Realty LLC completed a long-term sublease agreement for Rockford Systems on a facility at 5795 Logistics Parkway in Rockford.
Mundelein officials have hired a demolition company to raze a small commercial building and some homes on the 600 block of South Lake Street. The demolition will make way for a planned lakefront park.

Mundelein demolishing Lake Street buildings to create lakefront park

Mundelein officials have hired a demolition company to raze four homes and a commercial building that stand in the way of a planned municipal park along Diamond Lake.
One of five subarea plans under discussion in Elmhurst is drawing neighbor concerns because it relates to the unincorporated subdivision near Elmhurst Hospital, where some houses are bordered on three sides by hospital property and parking.

Elmhurst may tweak city planning update to address neighbor concerns

Residents near Elmhurst now feel the city is hearing their concerns about one of five subarea plans that could update the city's 2009 comprehensive plan.
Hurricane Michael leads Allstate to $202M in losses during October
The Allstate Corp. announced estimated catastrophe losses for the month of October 2018 of $202 million, pre-tax ($160 million, after-tax).
Campbell Street in downtown Arlington Heights could be the site of construction activity starting next spring.
Downtown upgrades the focus of 2019 Arlington Heights budget
Construction work in and around downtown Arlington Heights may be the most visual example of how the village might spend its money next year -- representing a portion of the $176 million annual budget discussed by the village board Wednesday.
Cabot Microelectronics acquires KMG Chemicals
Cabot Microelectronics Corp. has completed its acquisition of KMG Chemicals, Inc. KMG will now become a wholly owned subsidiary of Cabot Microelectronics.
Tenneco to acquire Swedish tech company
Tenneco Inc. has signed an agreement to acquire Öhlins Racing A.B., a Swedish technology company that develops premium suspension systems and components for the automotive and motorsport industries, for approximately $160 million.
Feder: Emanuel wouldn't be first Chicago mayor to turn TV pundit
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's appearance on "This Week with George Stephanopoulos" Sunday stirred up speculation that he's shopping around for a new job in television news when he leaves City Hall in May, Robert Feder writes. For now, the North Side Democrat, who also served as a U.S. congressman and President Barack Obama's chief of staff, isn't commenting on his plans. ("Don't worry about my future, because I'm very focused on the city's future," he told the Chicago Tribune.) But Emanuel wouldn't be the city's first former mayor to try his hand as a TV pundit.
Rosemont-based Principle Construction Corp. is working on a new expansion for Magick Woods at its industrial property in Aurora.
Principle handles Magic Woods expansion
Principle Construction Corp. is working on another expansion for Magick Woods within the 375,000 square foot industrial property at 1600 Sequoia Drive in Aurora.
Developers have proposed a new apartment complex in downtown Glen Ellyn containing roughly 8,800 square feet of retail space, 107 apartment units and a two-story parking garage.
Giesche redevelopment in Glen Ellyn would provide public parking in new garage
Developers of a five-story Glen Ellyn apartment complex on the site of the old Giesche Shoe store have secured an agreement to buy a neighboring village-owned Main Street parking lot.
Wayne “Skip” Adams
Business Ledger | A Weighty Question for Employers: Is it Illegal to Discriminate Against Employees Because of Obesity?
Since the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act ("ADA"), one of the issues which continues to perplex employers is whether obesity is a disability under the Act. The answer to this question is important for many reasons.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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