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Phase Three Brewing Company in Lake Zurich has proposed doubling its space. The village board will consider the plan on Monday.

Plan to double size of Phase Three Brewing goes before Lake Zurich board

Lake Zurich village board members are set to consider expansion plans for Phase Three Brewing Company at their meeting on Monday.
Hilton Chicago/Northbrook hotel and on-site Allgauer’s on the Riverfront restaurant were cited by the Cook County Department of Public Health on Friday for hosting a wedding attended by at least 150 people Wednesday night.

Cook County cites Prospect Heights hotel that hosted crowded wedding

The Cook County Department of Public Health Friday cited a Prospect Heights hotel that was the site of a crowded wedding reception this week, in what officials labeled a potential COVID-19 superspreader event.
Sebastien Coron has opened Toys’n Hobbies 4 All at 1952 W. Fabyan Parkway in Batavia. The store specializes in farm and construction-themed toys and collectibles. “Kids come in here and their eyes are open wide,” Coron said. “They can’t believe all of these types of toys in one place.”

For kids and collectors: New store in Batavia specializes in farm- and construction-themed toys, models

Sebastien Coron has opened Toys'n Hobbies 4 All at 1952 W. Fabyan Parkway in Batavia. The store specializes in farm- and construction-themed toys and collectibles.
Haymarket Center now owns the former Holiday Inn in Itasca, as the nonprofit provider seeks to open a 240-bed treatment facility for people with substance-use disorders.

Would Haymarket overwhelm Itasca's 1 ambulance? Expert says no, group remains skeptical

Opponents of a proposed addiction treatment center in Itasca remain skeptical of an expert's analysis that suggests the 240-bed facility wouldn't strain the town's fire and EMS services.
A man pushes carts as a hiring sign shows at a Jewel Osco grocery store in Deerfield, Ill., Thursday, April 23, 2020.
US hiring slows sharply to 245,000 jobs as virus intensifies
America's employers sharply scaled back their hiring last month as the viral pandemic accelerated across the country, adding 245,000 jobs, the fewest since April and the fifth straight monthly slowdown.
This artist’s rendering shows a proposed development at the Mill Race Inn site that was unanimously rejected in a vote by the Geneva City Council.
Dashed Mill Race Inn development plans leave future of Geneva site in question
The Geneva City Council unanimously rejected a proposal -- more than a year in the making -- for a potential development at the Mill Race Inn site, leaving the high-profile parcel in limbo.
The Hilton Chicago/Northbrook, 2855 Milwaukee Ave., hosted a wedding Wednesday that drew about 150 people who didn’t wear masks or follow social distancing guidelines.
Northbrook-area hotel under scrutiny after wedding with 150 unmasked people
Government officials are calling a Wednesday wedding at a Northbrook-area hotel "irresponsible" after hundreds of people gathered for the event while not wearing masks or social distancing.
The McDonald’s restaurant on Rand Road in Palatine wants to expand with a 1,500-square-foot addition. The proposal won the recommendation of the village’s zoning panel this week and will go before the village council Dec. 14.
Palatine McDonald's plans remodel, expansion with new PlayPlace
The McDonald's restaurant on Rand Road in Palatine is planning to remodel and build a 1,500-square-foot addition for an indoor PlayPlace.
The owner of the McHenry Outdoor Theater recently purchased 10 acres adjacent to the venue with the intention of adding two more screens to the popular drive-in.
McHenry Outdoor Theater owner looks to expand drive-in
Think drive-in theaters are fading? Think again. McHenry's Scott Dehn bought an additional 10 acres to expand his McHenry Outdoor Theater whose attendance increased more than 30% over the summer.
Fry the Coop to celebrate Prospect Heights opening Monday with free food
Fry the Coop will be giving away one meal per person from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 23, at its new Prospect Heights location at 580 N. Milwaukee Ave.
By 2008, the unfinished foundation of the failed Emerald Casino in Rosemont was set for demolition. But it paved the way for development of the 200,000-square-foot entertainment district that opened four years later.
Rosemont gets $2.8 million (not $45 million) to settle dispute over failed Emerald Casino
Rosemont will get $2.8 million in a settlement resolving a long-running dispute over the failed Emerald Casino bid. The payout represents a fraction of what the village sought -- at least $45 million -- from six former Emerald officers as part of a bankruptcy proceeding.
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Business Ledger | Bryan Schneider joins Professional Wealth Advisors
Professional Wealth Advisors LLC, an independent wealth management firm in Downers Grove, has added Bryan Schneider as a partner and wealth adviser.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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