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Prestige Feed Products is suing Mount Prospect to prevent the village from declaring it a nuisance.

Business that doesn't pass neighbors' smell test is suing Mount Prospect

A livestock feed manufacturer that has stirred up odor complaints from neighbors over the past four years is suing Mount Prospect to stop the village from taking steps that could lead its closing.
A former church building that’s now owned by the Des Plaines Park District is being converted into a privately run restaurant that’ll be called Foxtail on the Lake. Here’s an architectural rendering.

Foxtail on the Lake in line to receive $750,000 from Des Plaines

The entrepreneurs converting a former Des Plaines church into a restaurant are in line to receive a $750,000 financial package from the city.
A 20-by-60-foot billboard at Arlington Park — now the property of the Chicago Bears — can stay in place, under a sign variation extension approved Monday by the Arlington Heights village board.
Bears can continue to gain revenue from Arlington Park billboard, board decides
Even as the Bears flirt with Naperville, Arlington Heights village board members didn't use any leverage of their own Monday when they granted an extension to an electronic billboard sign approval for the new Arlington Park property owner.
The new Emagine Batavia movie theatre, located at 550 Randall Road, in Batavia, is now open.
Emagine Batavia finally opens in former Randall 15 theater location
Three years after Randall 15 IMAX closed its doors, the lights are shining bright once again as Emagine Batavia now is welcoming guests back to enjoy movies and more.
The cosmetics brand L’Oréal is spelled with colorful balloons at the WeHo Pride Parade Sunday in West Hollywood, California. Longtime Pride sponsors have come under attack by conservatives for their LGBTQ-friendly marketing.
Pride becomes a minefield for big companies, but many continue their support
Many big companies, including Target and Bud Light's parent, are still backing Pride events in June despite the minefield that the monthlong celebration has become for some of them.
Anyone who appeared in a photograph on Google Photos between May 1, 2015, and April 25, 2022, while an Illinois resident was invited to submit a claim by Sept. 4, 2022.
Illinois Google users to receive about $95 each as part of settlement
Illinois residents who filed a claim to receive a portion of a $100 million settlement that Google agreed to last year in a biometric data privacy class-action lawsuit will get around $95 each.
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World’s Fair by Fairgrounds will offer the brand’s cafe menu of coffee and tea varietals, snack bites and grab-and-go offerings.

World's Fair to open Thursday in Hoffman Estates

Fairgrounds Craft Coffee and Tea said it will open World's Fair by Fairgrounds Thursday, June 8, in the former AT&T research facility in Hoffman Estates.
Interior demolition begins at the Arlington International Racecourse Tuesday May 30, 2023 in Arlington Heights.

BizWeek: Demolition begins at Arlington Park and its property tax bill is cut

The Week in Business: The property tax bill for Arlington Park is reduced as demolition work begins.
Naperville officials are courting the Chicago Bears to build their new stadium in Naperville instead of Arlington Heights.
Bears looking at Naperville now? Team says it's considering sites other than Arlington Park
Naperville Mayor Scott Wehrli met Friday with Chicago Bears President Kevin Warren to discuss the possibility of building their new NFL stadium in Naperville.
This is an architectural rendering of one of the multifamily buildings proposed for Graceland Avenue in Des Plaines.
More multifamily residential buildings proposed for Des Plaines
Two more multifamily residential buildings could be coming to central Des Plaines.
John Hampson is an Antioch Pizza franchisee with his wife, Chandra. They are opening the business in the former Gino’s East restaurant space at 820 S. Milwaukee Ave. in Libertyville.
Shuttered Gino's East in Libertyville becoming Antioch Pizza Shop franchise
Pizza will be on the menu again at the former Gino's East in Libertyville, the first venture in a new career for a longtime cybersecurity professional with cooking in his DNA.
Kane County property transfers for April 13-27, 2023
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