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Baseball/softball training facility in the works in Elgin
Aug 16, 2018 4:03 PM - An indoor training facility for baseball and softball might be coming to Randall Road in Elgin. "The proposal reflects a trend nationwide where retail centers and commercial properties along busy roads are being taken up by these service and amusement business facilities," a city official said. -
Food truck coming to Long Grove plaza
Aug 15, 2018 1:56 PM - A Long Grove plaza off a busy thoroughfare has gained village board permission to host a food truck belonging to a potential restaurant tenant under a village test program. -
Downtown Elgin street buzzing with new restaurants, more
Aug 15, 2018 6:58 PM - Cafe Revive opened last month, and a sushi place and pizza joint are expected to follow suit within the next two months in downtown Elgin. -
Long Grove joins suburbs raising concerns about Foxconn project in Wisconsin
Aug 15, 2018 3:59 PM - Long Grove has joined four other suburban governments in opposing Wisconsin's purported plan to waive environmental restrictions for a Foxconn manufacturing plant being built just north of the Illinois border. -
Wheeling nixes plan for 118-space trucking transportation centerAug 9, 2018 3:51 PM - Wheeling officials have put the brakes on a developer's plan to build a trucking transportation center with space for 118 semitrailers.
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Palatine council approves multilingual day care facility on Quentin Road
Aug 8, 2018 5:26 PM - Palatine village council members have approved a proposal for a day care center -- with teachers fluent in Ukrainian, English and Spanish -- to take over an office building on Quentin Road. -
Elk Grove mayor on Bahamas Bowl deal: 'We're ready to tell our story nationally'
Aug 4, 2018 3:56 PM - Elk Grove Village is spending $300,000 to sponsor a Dec. 21 college football bowl game in the Bahamas in the hopes of boosting name recognition and attracting businesses to town. What's the potential payback? Mayor Craig Johnson answers that and other questions posed by Daily Herald reporter Christopher Placek. -
Elk Grove mayor: $300,000 bowl game investment already worth it
Aug 2, 2018 6:37 AM - Some residents of Elk Grove Village are skeptical of the municipality's sponsorship of a college football bowl game, but village leaders believe they're already seeing returns, if the publicity gained since the announcement Tuesday night is any indication. -
Should Barrington have a village sales tax? Voters will decide.
Jul 27, 2018 8:04 AM - Barrington voters will decide a November ballot question on whether a village sales tax should be enacted to generate up to a projected $1 million in annual revenue to help pay for infrastructure improvements including streets, parking lots and sidewalks. -
High expectations for $1 billion Elk Grove Technology Park
Jul 25, 2018 6:44 PM - Could the $1 billion Elk Grove Technology Park help foster a "third industrial revolution?" That's what developers and local leaders are banking on as work officially gets underway on the huge project.
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