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Chris Baker, at right with a customer in Oswego, and his wife, Lisa, were honored Thursday by the FBI for their work removing or covering tattoos of ex-gang members, human trafficking victims, ex-criminals and domestic-abuse survivors.

FBI honors tattoo artists for helping victims, ex-criminals replace reminders of past

Oswego tattoo artists, doing "what our faith has driven us to do," received FBI award for helping victims and former criminals replace painful reminders of their past lives.
Crumbl Cookies will open Friday at 3 W. Rand Road in Arlington Heights.

Crumbl Cookies opening Arlington Heights location Friday

Crumbl Cookies is opening a new store Friday in Arlington Heights.
Mike Simon is the owner of The Little Traveler in Geneva, which is celebrating 100 years in business, and is a landlord to several other Geneva businesses. “Third Street today has far outpaced my hopes for it in the late 1980s,” Simon said. “I never envisioned that the street would become the prime dining destination it’s morphed into over the past several years.”
How Mike Simon's vision for the 'next Rodeo Drive' helped shape Geneva's Third Street shopping, dining
As The Little Traveler in Geneva celebrates 100 years in business, columnist Dave Heun talks to owner Mike Simon about the enduring appeal of the city's Third Street for shopping and dining.
The betting windows have closed for now at Arlington Park, but they could come back in another form if the Chicago Bears redevelopment comes to fruition. The team has proposed a sportsbook as part of its vision for the old racetrack site — a notion endorsed by a village panel Wednesday night.
Arlington Heights panel endorses idea of Bears sportsbook at Arlington Park
Bettors were able to place wagers on horses for nearly a century at Arlington Park. Should the Chicago Bears redevelopment there come to fruition, fans may be able to put down money on football games and a whole host of other sports too.
An employee works on the new “American Ninja”-style obstacle course that is going to be added to a Gurnee trampoline park. Launch Gurnee is expected to reopen in mid-November.
Gurnee trampoline park renovation to add bowling, arcade and booze
A trampoline park in Gurnee is undergoing renovation to add a 10-lane bowling alley, an arcade, an "American Ninja"-style obstacle course and a bar for those who want to leave the bouncing to someone else.
Businesses and residents are celebrating the completion of a major construction project in downtown Naperville.
Downtown Naperville celebrating completion of $4.9 million streetscape project
The Downtown Naperville Alliance recently celebrated the completion of a major construction project in the heart of the city.
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Vanessa Bucaro of Bartlett is opening Sweetness Cookie Company in South Elgin.

South Elgin gets another specialty cookie shop with Sweetness

Just a couple of months after a national specialty cookie shop opened about a mile away, Sweetness Cookie Company is slated to open Oct. 7 in the strip mall at 454 Redington Dr. in South Elgin.
The former fire station at 169 N. Seymour Ave. in Mundelein is set to be converted into a microbrewery and restaurant called Tonality Brewing. The company is set to get a $50,000 village grant to help fund renovations.

Mundelein businesses set to get village grants for renovations

Two Mundelein businesses are lined up to get five-figure village grants that will help fund facility improvements.
Alden Town Manor, 6120 W. Ogden Ave. in Cicero, is one of the six facilities named in a lawsuit alleging the nursing home operator endangered residents by intentional understaffing.
Suit accuses nursing home operator of intentional understaffing
Residents of several Alden nursing homes in the city and suburbs filed a lawsuit Tuesday accusing the company of endangering residents by understaffing facilities, leading to illness and injury.
Arlington Heights’ Harmony Fest returns to the downtown this weekend, featuring more than 60 booths that offer food, drink and more.
Still a little summer left: Harmony Fest marks end of Alfresco season in Arlington Heights
More than 60 booths are in place and the stage is set for a weekend of food, drink and musical entertainment in downtown Arlington Heights.
Free ultrasounds in October at Harper College
Harper College's Diagnostic Cardiac and Medical Sonography programs are seeking volunteers for free non-diagnostic ultrasounds in October.
A patient uses a 3-D virtual reality device for stroke rehabilitation at Northwestern Medicine Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital in Wheaton.
Editorial: Medicine is investigating the wondrous possibilities of virtual reality
A Daily Herald editorial is praising a study being conducted at Northwestern Medicine Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital in Wheaton that could eventually improve the lot for stroke patients using virtual reality.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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