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Schaumburg’s new Amazon Fresh grocery store — only the second in Illinois — is set to open on Thursday, Jan. 28.

Schaumburg Amazon Fresh store to open Thursday

Schaumburg's long-anticipated Amazon Fresh grocery store will open on Thursday, Jan. 28, becoming only the second to begin operating in Illinois.
Corned beef, cabbage, and potatoes with an Irish coffee could be served this weekend at Peggy Kinnane’s Irish Restaurant & Pub in Arlington Heights. The restaurant will resume dine-in service at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, owner Derek Hanley said.

Suburban Cook County restaurants likely to resume indoor dining Saturday

Suburban Cook County and Chicago restaurants are likely to resume limited indoor service Saturday as key COVID-19 infection and hospitalization metrics in those areas continue to decline.
Even Thanksgiving didn’t restore the bustle at O’Hare International Airport as shown by lots of space in the baggage claim area on Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2020.

O'Hare now No. 2 busiest airport as COVID-19 takes toll on aviation

Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport has pushed O'Hare International Airport into second place for nation's busiest airport.
Neal Gatlin, 17, of Elmhurst and his girlfriend Alexis Burns, 17, were among the first moviegoers back at the Marcus Addison Cinema, which reopened on Friday.

Some suburban movie theaters reopen, while others hold off

Several suburban movie theaters reopened Friday with a mix of new and classic films after the Illinois Department of Public Health relaxed some COVID-19 health and safety mitigations.
Deer Park officials on Thursday voted to allow cannabis shops catering to recreational users.
Deer Park to allow recreational pot shops
More than a year after being legalized in Illinois, cannabis dispensaries catering to recreational users now are welcome in Deer Park.
Some 250 public school districts in more than 20 states are already parties to the lawsuit against Juul.
Dist. 214 may join vaping lawsuit against Juul
Northwest Suburban High School District 214 could be the latest school system to join a class-action lawsuit against e-cigarette manufacturer Juul Labs that alleges the company's marketing tactics have put the health of students at risk.
President Joe Biden signs his first executive orders in the Oval Office of the White House on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021, in Washington. 
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Clear Height Properties has relocated from Chicago to an office building it owns at 2625 Butterfield Road, Oak Brook.
Clear Height Properties relocates to Oak Brook
Clear Height Properties, a real estate investment, management and services firm, has relocated its offices from Chicago to an office building it owns in Oak Brook.
Demolition of the former Sears store at Hawthorn Mall in Vernon Hills is underway. A rendering displayed on safety fencing shows future development planned for the site.
Sears demolition clearing way for big plans at Hawthorn Mall
Evidence of the massive makeover planned for Hawthorn Mall in Vernon Hills has emerged, as demolition of the former Sears anchor store is underway.
Glen Ellyn awarded a $5,000 grant to Blackberry Market on Main Street downtown.
Glen Ellyn extends COVID-19 relief for businesses
Glen Ellyn is extending a COVID-19 grant program supporting businesses for at least three more months.
Two new fast-casual restaurants are coming to Gurnee including a Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers in the former Boston Market on Grand Avenue.
Teriyaki Madness, Raising Cane's opening in Gurnee this year
Two new chain restaurants -- Teriyaki Madness and Raising Cane's -- are expected to open in Gurnee this year.
Michael O’Rourke
Business Ledger | Business recovery will require resilience, relationships
Not all business owners were fortunate enough to receive government relief funds, especially in the first round. Experience shows that business owners who had a relationship with their bank were better served than those who didn't.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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