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Demolition equipment and crews were ready to go outside Arlington Park early Tuesday, as interior demolition of the storied grandstand and surrounding buildings was set to begin. Arlington Heights officials authorized the first phase of demolition last week.

The end is near: Demolition crews arrive at Arlington Park

The storied Arlington Park grandstand still towers above the western edge of Arlington Heights, but work that eventually will lead to it fading into history -- perhaps to be replaced by an even grander sports mecca -- reached the proverbial starting gate Tuesday.
Inverness resident John Cerasani just wrote a book titled “The 2000 Percent Raise” and does a podcast of the same name.

John Cerasani left well-paid suburban job. Now he's bending elbows with the rich and famous

Once a Schaumburg and Notre Dame football player, John Cerasani used his football background and entrepreneurial spirit to build an early "retirement" as a venture capitalist.
Laura Lohman, assistant provost for faculty development and innovation at North Central College in Naperville, has held workshops with faculty to discuss ChatGPT and its potential uses in the classroom.
As ChatGPT continues to evolve, educators are figuring out its place in the classroom
Only months old, ChatGPT has stirred debate as educators try to figure out where this new tool fits in their classrooms, if at all. Across the suburbs, reactions have been mixed, but many view the AI-powered chatbot as a powerful companion in the classroom.
Greg Bedalov
Chicagoland's economic development strategy? Creativity and collaboration
In an era of relentless change, what's the right economic development strategy? At Choose DuPage, we believe that it's all about creativity and collaboration.
A substation in Elk Grove village (which is helping power their industrial park including several data centers there)
How ComEd's grid supports clean energy investments across northern Illinois
These days, ComEd plays an increasingly important role in large companies' decisions to build, expand or hire more people, as reliable power availability is a vital factor in today's digital economy.
Jenny Massey
Uncover the business and community value of investments to take advantage of government incentives
If a company is planning to invest in talent, facilities, equipment or other capital investments, it is likely eligible for incentives from local and state governments, such as tax credits, training grants, expedited permitting for construction and more.
Orrin Scwartz

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Schaumburg’s Woodfield Trolley route connecting various locations like Woodfield Mall and the Renaissance Hotel will resume its summertime daily service from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

Schaumburg's Woodfield Trolley route begins daily service for summer

The village of Schaumburg's Woodfield Trolley is offering daily service from Memorial Day through Labor Day as a convenient way for the public to navigate Schaumburg's key destinations.
Dirty Nellie’s owner Jimmy Dolezal talks about the future of the Palatine bar.

BizWeek: Many travelers over holiday weekend; mall redevelopment to begin next stage

The Week in Business: The roads should be busy Memorial Day weekend; Hawthorn mall redevelopment begins next stage
Illinois’ second BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse will be built as an outlot of the Woodfield Village Green shopping center at Meacham and Remington roads in Schaumburg once the former Saks Off Fifth space there has been demolished to provide more parking.
BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse coming to Schaumburg
Schaumburg officials have given the go-ahead for the 30,000-square-foot former Saks Off Fifth store in the Woodfield Village Green shopping center to be demolished to make way for a 7,662-square-foot BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse outlot building and its own parking needs.
Developers intend to build hundreds of apartments in two phases at Yorktown Center mall in Lombard.
Lombard OKs apartment plan for Yorktown Center mall
If all goes as planned, shoppers at Yorktown Center could see new apartments under construction on the mall property starting next year.
Rendering of Station 250, a 166-unit apartment building being constructed south of Mundelein village hall.
Two projects mark 'monumental' progress near Mundelein Metra station
An agreement to develop the remaining lots around Mundelein village hall was big news in town this week but another key piece for the general area near the Metra commuter station already is underway.
Arlington Heights village officials on Friday approved a permit for interior demolition of the six-story grandstand and a nearby two-story office and jockey building.
Arlington Heights approves first Bears demolition permit for Arlington Park
Arlington Heights officials approved a building permit Friday for the first phase of demolition at the Bears' Arlington Park property.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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