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Once a par-3 golf course and part of a sprawling Ramada hotel complex, this 19-acre property in Rosemont is now controlled by village government, which closed on its $12.7 million purchase in recent weeks.

Rosemont closes on $12.7 million purchase of last undeveloped site in town

Rosemont has closed on its $12.7 million purchase of the last major undeveloped piece of land in town, officials confirmed Tuesday.
The AP300™ SMR is a single-loop, 300-MWe pressurized water reactor that utilizes identical systems to the larger AP1000 reactor.

Pending legislation would allow small modular nuclear reactors in Illinois. What are they?

Though it will be years before a small reactor is seen in Illinois, experts say gears are in motion to change that, and the new generation of nuclear power could cut costs, produce less waste and provide more flexibility when it comes to siting and cooling.
Shoppers came out to the McHenry Riverwalk Shoppes last Sunday despite the snow coming down. The shoppes will remain open Friday through Sunday until Dec. 31.
First Christmas season for McHenry's tiny Riverwalk Shoppes
The hustle and bustle of the holiday shopping season made McHenry's Riverwalk Shoppes feel like they were on the set of a Hallmark Christmas movie. That comment was one Erin Amendt, one of the proprietors at Mad Soyentist Candle Company, heard a few times on Small Business Saturday.
CNI FILE PHOTO Gov. J.B. Pritzker
Pritzker promises transit fix, talks migrant housing and praises Biden at forum
Gov. J.B. Pritzker talks about migrant housing, the transit funding crisis, crime, Biden's age, keeping the 2024 DNC in Chicago safe and jobs coming to at a beefed-up Stellantis plant in Belvidere at a Crain's forum.
A new mug featuring St. Charles now is available exclusively at Coroco Coffee at 101 S. First St. in St. Charles.
Artist captures essence of St. Charles in coffee mug design
Looking for the perfect stocking stuffer for your family member in St. Charles? Coroco coffee has just the thing: a St. Charles-inspired coffee mug depicting favorite local landmarks.
St. Charles residents can expect the opening of a new Andy’s Frozen Custard this holiday season.
Andy's Frozen Custard store opening in St. Charles this December
Andy's Frozen Custard plans to open a new location in St. Charles in early-December.
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Wendy and George Richardson stand with about 30 of their trees that will be donated to Trees for Troops.

Richardson Christmas Tree Farm kicks off holiday season by donating more than 100 trees to troops

Dozens of Christmas trees awaited their new homes by a FedEx trailer at the Richardson Farm in Spring Grove. In less than two weeks, more than 100 trees will be on their way to military bases across the country for U.S. military families.

Entre completes sale of 3.14-acre site in Aurora

Arlington Heights-based Entre Commercial Realty recently has completed the sale of a 3.14-acre development site at 1995 Melissa Lane in Aurora.
Starbucks and Cooper's Hawk join Ogden Hill Shopping Center in Montgomery
Inland National Development Company, LLC, a member of The Inland Real Estate Group of Companies, Inc., announced two new businesses will open at Ogden Hill Shopping Center in Montgomery, Illinois.
Beekeeping is being eyed by commercial landlords as a potential draw for office tenants at Schaumburg Towers and Schaumburg Corporate Center near Woodfield Mall.
Schaumburg building owners hoping bees create back-to-office buzz
A pair of commercial property owners in Schaumburg are hoping to create a new buzz around the experience of going to the office by offering beekeeping as an amenity. The proposal first must win village board approval.
A developer is in line to receive $13.75 million in public subsidies to help transform the old International Plaza site in Arlington Heights. But plans to separate below-market rate senior apartments into a building of their own has drawn the ire of affordable housing advocates.
'It's not inclusive': Senior housing plan draws criticism in Arlington Heights
A developer could get up to $13.75 million in public money for its proposed $100 million residential and commercial transformation of a blighted shopping center in Arlington Heights. But some say the proposal violates the letter -- if not the spirit -- of a local affordable housing ordinance.
Niko Boulougouris, owner of Lukumadness!, talks with first-time customer Justine Evett. Boulougouris recently opened the Downers Grove doughnut shop after being inspired while on a trip to Iceland.
Lukumadness! serves up 'crazy good Greek doughnuts'
Niko Boulougouris hopes his idea to make and sell "crazy good Greek donuts" -- a risk he confirmed was worth taking on a vacation to Iceland -- soon takes his hometown by storm.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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