Small Business
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Elgin woman opening Pinot's Palette franchise in St. CharlesSep 28, 2019 1:00 am - Intimidated didn't begin to describe how Amy Kumler felt the first time a friend asked her to try a paint-and-sip class. An analytical-minded business professional, the ...
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Via Arenella restaurant in Arlington Heights plans to closeSep 27, 2019 1:00 am - Via Arenella, an Italian eatery in Arlington Heights, is closing its doors this weekend after three years in business, the restaurant announced Friday. In an email to cu...
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Longtime Mundelein bar is getting new sign with help from village grantSep 25, 2019 1:00 am - A bar that's been a staple in downtown Mundelein for 40-some years will receive a $5,000 village grant to help pay for a new sign. The owners of Emil's Sports Bar, 604 N...
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Arlington Heights receives 'Small Business Friendly' awardSep 24, 2019 11:00 pm - The United States Conference of Mayors, through its Partner America program, this week designated Arlington Heights as a "Small Business Friendly" community for the vill...
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Lynfred Winery celebrating 40 years in RoselleSep 24, 2019 11:00 pm -
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Small businesses prepare for state's new retirement savings lawSep 23, 2019 1:00 am - Small businesses in Illinois face a deadline to implement a new state initiative that advocates hope will help workers save for retirement. The Illinois Secure Choice Re...
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Savvy Sister consignment sale expanding from Elmhurst to SchaumburgSep 16, 2019 1:00 am - The Savvy Sister women's pop-up consignment sale has exceeded expectations since it opened in Elmhurst four years ago, and now it's expanding to Schaumburg. Co-founder L...
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Vintage market to open Saturday in historic West Dundee churchSep 11, 2019 11:00 pm - It hasn't been used for worship services in years, but the historic white church next to the West Dundee village hall has become an oasis of sorts for Angelike Ajroja. W...
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Fandom-themed store in downtown Wauconda is closingSep 11, 2019 1:00 am - A quirky store in downtown Wauconda is closing after a nearly two-year run. Literary Alterations on Main, 119 S. Main St., will close for good Sept. 21, the store announ...
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Naperville brewpub hoping to start selling 'crowlers' that customers can take homeSep 10, 2019 1:00 am - A craft beer-centric restaurant open for a year in downtown Naperville wants to follow a trend in brewpub packaging and begin selling crowlers. A crowler isn't a typo o...