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Wednesday, November 20, 2019

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Dog’s Paw Brewing, 74 S. Grove Ave., will be closing in late April with a plan to move to Hoffman Estates.

Dog's Paw Brewing plans to leave Elgin for Hoffman Estates

Dog's Paw Brewing, a well-known bar and restaurant in downtown Elgin, will close at the end of April with plans to reopen as an actual brewery pub in Hoffman Estates.
The future of St. Charles’ iconic Pheasant Run Resort is uncertain amid plans to restructure operations, but city leaders say they stand ready to work with any potential developers to revitalize the property.

St. Charles leaders on Pheasant Run: 'We'd like to be a partner' in efforts 'to reinvent that space'

The future of the iconic Pheasant Run Resort is uncertain after its management group announced plans last week to restructure operations and reduce its staff by more than 75%. But city officials say they believe the property offers plenty of development opportunities to revive the eastern gateway to St. Charles.
Shane’s Deli is closing in downtown Wheaton,

Shane's Deli to close at site of former Cock Robin in Wheaton

Shane's Deli, a downtown Wheaton landmark in the old Cock Robin, is closing more than a year and a half after five friends took over the lunch spot and rallied to save a piece of Wheaton nostalgia.
Classic Cinemas has requested a liquor license to sell alcoholic beverages at its St. Charles movie theater, Charlestowne 18. The proposal will go before the city council at an upcoming meeting.

St. Charles considers liquor license for Charlestowne 18 movie theater

A request from Classic Cinemas to sell alcoholic beverages during shows at its St. Charles movie theater has prompted the city to consider creating a new liquor license classification.
Gurnee village trustees voted unanimously Monday to ban recreational marijuana sales in town. “The community is evenly divided on whether they want recreational dispensaries,” Mayor Kristina Kovarik said. “But for right now, we don’t feel that dispensaries are the right fit.”
Gurnee board bans recreational pot sales in village
Gurnee village trustees voted unanimously Monday to ban recreational marijuana businesses from operating in town.
A large mixed-use development called the “Algonquin Colosseum” is proposed for a 112-acre property at the northeast corner of Randall Road and Longmeadow Parkway.
Why Algonquin trustees want some revisions to 'Colosseum' plan
Algonquin is considering plans to transform 112 acres of vacant land into a walkable, mixed-use campus with various types of residences, retail space and recreational amenities.
Arlington Heights trustees voted 8-1 Monday to deny a liquor license to the new owner of a Mowa, a Korean restaurant at 4216 N. Arlington Heights Road.
Arlington Heights won't give liquor license to new restaurant owner who sold booze to minor
Arlington Heights trustees on Monday rejected a liquor license for a Korean fried chicken restaurant after its new owner recently got fined for selling alcohol to a minor at another restaurant and failed to disclose that information on his application.
Experts say an aging baby boomer population is resulting in a nursing shortage so severe the profession is actively recruiting men, like College of DuPage’s Brandon Smith, for the first time.
More men are changing careers to be nurses
Suburban colleges and residents are capitalizing on a growing trend of men entering the nursing profession. As demand for nurses rises with an aging population, area paramedics and guys unsatisfied with their first career are changing professions. And nursing colleges are marketing to them.
President Donald Trump pauses Friday during an event on healthcare prices in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington.
Powell meets Trump, Mnuchin to discuss economy in rare sit-down
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell met with President Donald Trump and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin Monday to discuss the economy, marking a second face-to-face sit-down this year amid relentless White House criticism of the U.S. central bank.
Mary Swenson
Naperville seeking 'Dementia Friendly' status
A new group in Naperville is seeking ways to support people with dementia and working to have the city designated as a Dementia Friendly community.
Nothing is official yet, but look for Rachel Williamson, a New York-based media and marketing executive, to succeed Jimmy de Castro as senior vice president and market manager of Entercom Chicago
Feder: Entercom sets sights on new Chicago boss
Nothing is official yet, but look for Rachel Williamson, a New York-based media and marketing executive, to succeed Jimmy de Castro as senior vice president and market manager of Entercom Chicago, Robert Feder writes.
Amy Bonder
Business Ledger | Bonder joins Luminii as sales, marketing chief
Luminii, a Niles-based manufacturer of specification grade architectural LED lighting systems, has appointed Amy Bonder as the company's executive vice president of sales and marketing.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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