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WED, 8/4/2021

Wednesday, August 4, 2021

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           
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Atlantic Packaging wants to build a 488,450-square-foot box factory at 2601 Mason Road in Elgin.

Elgin soon could be home to largest corrugated box factory in America

Elgin may land a new, $30 million industrial development and become home to the largest corrugated manufacturing facility in America.
The Algonquin Commons shopping center on Randall Road is adding numerous new tenants including Ashley Furniture, Barnes & Noble, Tap House Grill and X-Golf.

Algonquin Commons adding Ashley Furniture, Barnes & Noble, Tap House Grill, X-Golf

Algonquin officials announced Tuesday that Ashley Furniture, Barnes & Noble, Tap House Grill and X-Golf will be moving into the Algonquin Commons shopping center on Randall Road.
President Joe Biden answers a question from a reporter as he speaks about the coronavirus pandemic in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Tuesday.

CDC issues new eviction ban for most of U.S. through Oct. 3

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Tuesday issued a new moratorium on evictions that would last until Oct. 3, as the Biden administration sought to quell intensifying criticism that it was allowing vulnerable renters to lose their homes during a pandemic.
Maggie Clennon Reberg

Feder: WFMT's radio rookie scores morning-drive job in San Francisco

Maggie Clennon Reberg is headed for San Francisco -- the nation's sixth biggest media market -- where she will host weekday mornings on KDFC, the noncommercial classical station owned by the University of Southern California
This rendering depicts 35 West Main St. in Lake Zurich, the former site of a Bank of America location. The building is being redeveloped into a restaurant called Vault 232.
Surf-and-turf restaurant going into old Bank of America building in downtown Lake Zurich
Two veteran restauranteurs have leased the old downtown Lake Zurich Bank of America building from local developers and plan to turn it into an upscale restaurant with a fine dining room and banquet hall for 80 or more people.
The Dog Patch Pet and Feed in Naperville is closing Aug. 31 after 49 years in business.
Naperville's Dog Patch to close Aug. 31 after 49 years in business
After 49 years in business, Dog Patch Pet and Feed in Naperville will be closing for good at the end of the month.
A plan for a three-story, 58-unit affordable housing building at Quentin Road and Poplar Street in Palatine was withdrawn by the developer.
Developer withdraws plan for affordable housing in Palatine
A Wisconsin developer has withdrawn its request for preliminary plan approval to build a 58-unit affordable housing building in Palatine.
A gated fence guards the former Mohawk Terrace neighborhood, which is being demolished as residents sold their homes to commercial real estate developers who plan to build industrial buildings.
Going, going, gone: Bensenville neighborhood makes way for O'Hare area industrial development
Soon there will be nothing left of the Mohawk Terrace neighborhood in Bensenville, as 106 houses are torn down to make way for industrial development. But, village officials say, it's not the same as when a large chunk of the village was demolished for O'Hare International Airport expansion.
Alexis Heller is opening The Moment on Main, a new wedding and special event venue at 122 N. Main St., in downtown Wheaton.
Wedding planner opening new event venue in downtown Wheaton
A new event venue in downtown Wheaton plans to host wedding receptions in a completely renovated space along Main Street.
Business Ledger | Eighteen Chicago-area companies and business organizations win inaugural Diversity in Business Awards
Eighteen Chicago-area companies and business organizations have been selected as honorees of the inaugural Diversity in Business Awards.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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