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A proposal for a Range USA gun shop and shooting range targeted for vacant land in Long Grove has been withdrawn. This is the chain’s Naperville store.

Plan for Long Grove gun store, shooting range withdrawn

Facing overwhelming community opposition, a plan to open a gun range and store in Long Grove has been withdrawn by the developer, village officials said Friday.
Vendors at the Elgin Shopping Mall, at 308 S. McLean Blvd., were told July 31 by mall management that the multi-vendor market would be closing at the end of August after 20 years.

'There is a community here': Elgin Mall vendors seek extension, new home after abrupt news

Vendors at the Elgin Shopping Mall were told July 31 by mall management that the multi-vendor market would be closing at the end of August. The more than 100 vendors are now working directly with the building's landlord to arrange a six- to nine-month extension so they have more time to find a new location.
Among its many changes at Randhurst Mall in the mid-1980s was the addition of a food court, called “The Picnic.” It officially opened on Oct. 4, 1984.
'If I couldn't buy it at Randhurst, it didn't need to be bought': Memories of Randhurst at 60
It has been a rough ride for most of Randhurst Village's existence, but as the shopping center prepares to celebrate its 60th birthday, it has proved its resilience.
Brian Gill, the federal policy director at the Illinois Environmental Council, said the environmental community in Illinois will look to push the state to take advantage of the various climate programs that would come out of the new federal legislation.
'A year head start': How advocates say Illinois is in a good position for federal climate spending
Environmentalists say Illinois is uniquely poised among the states to take advantage of the business and climate advantages posed by the Inflation Reduction Act.
A developer wants to build a gated community of million-dollar homes along Palatine Road in South Barrington. The village board approved a necessary annexation deal Thursday.
South Barrington annexes land for proposed gated community
South Barrington officials on Thursday agreed to annex land for a proposed gated community.
An intricate, black-and-white mural by artist Lauren Asta adorns the north facade of the building that soon will be home to District Brew Yards in Wheeling. Village Manager Jon Sfondilis hopes the mural will be a draw for Restaurant Row, where some businesses have struggled — and closed — during the coronavirus pandemic.
Intricate mural will greet patrons at District Brew Yards in Wheeling
Hand-painted by artist Lauren Asta, the intricate mural at District Brew Yards in Wheeling depicts people drinking and enjoying themselves. Wheeling Village Manager Jon Sfondilis hopes the artwork will be a draw for Restaurant Row,
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Bannerman’s Sports Grill in Bartlett plans to leave its 15-year-old location in the Bartlett Commons Shopping Center on Route 59 next year for a place in the Brewster Creek Business Park to allow space for an outdoor music stage and beer garden.

An entertainment destination: Bannerman's Sports Grill plans move to Bartlett business park

Bannerman's Sports Grill in Bartlett is seeking to move from its 15-year-old original home on Route 59 to become an entertainment destination in the village's Brewster Creek Business Park, with an outdoor stage next to a new 10,000-square-foot building.
The Bengson family at Candy’s Creamery counter in Geneva. From left are Tim, Ethan, Candy and Ian Bengson. (Not pictured is Evan Bengson.)

Sweet spot: Candy's Creamery serves ice cream in Geneva's Mill Creek neighborhood

The label on the tub of ice cream read "Cookies Galore." And with that, Candy's Creamery in the Mill Creek subdivision of Geneva had me sold.
Bright Horizons Early Childhood and Education Center will celebrate its reopening next week at a newly renovated space at Roosevelt University’s Schaumburg campus, after relocating from the Woodfield Green Executive Centre off Meacham Road.
Early childhood center's move portends progress for Schaumburg entertainment district
Bright Horizons Early Childhood & Education Center next week will celebrate the completion of its relocation from the shadow of Schaumburg's Renaissance Hotel and Convention Center to a newly renovated facility on the Roosevelt University campus in the village.
Teddy Nichol, 2, of Mount Prospect tries cotton candy for the first time while he and his mom, Sophie, attend the Randhurst 60th anniversary celebration Saturday outside Randhurst Village in Mount Prospect.
Randhurst celebrates 60 years in Mount Prospect
Food, children's games, a historical society display and a classic car show were part of Randhurst Village's 60th anniversary celebration in Mount Prospect Saturday.
Photo courtesy of College of Lake County From L-R: Sen. Melinda Bush; Sen. Craig Wilcox; Rep. Daniel Didech; Sen. Adriane Johnson; Mark Denzler, President & CEO of the Illinois Manufacturers’ Association; (at podium) Kevin Considine, President & CEO of Lake County Partners.
Manufacturing tour visit to Lake County highlights sector's role in state, local economy
The Illinois Manufacturers' Association continued its statewide "Manufacturing Matters" tour on Thursday with a stop at the College of Lake County's Advanced Technology Center in Gurnee to detail the results of a new economic impact study measuring the industry's significant contributions to the state and local economy.
Kane County property transfers for June 8 to July 13, 2022
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