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Plans for a family entertainment center and climbing wall recreation facility -- just one piece of the ambitious Arlington Downs mixed use redevelopment -- earned approval Monday from Arlington Heights trustees.
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- BusinessGifford's Kitchen and Social now open in Elgin
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- BusinessJersey Mike's to open this week in Rolling Meadows
- BusinessAndre Dawson opens Baby Otter Aquatic Center in Lombard
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- BusinessGifford's Kitchen and Social now open in Elgin
- BusinessPalatine gains another used-car business
- BusinessJersey Mike's to open this week in Rolling Meadows
- BusinessAndre Dawson opens Baby Otter Aquatic Center in Lombard
- BusinessMcDonald's workers block headquarters and chant, 'We can see your greedy side'
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