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Tag result for article published on Fri March 02 2018 12:03 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
In response to the mass shooting at Marjory Douglas Stoneman High School in Parkland, Florida, the Arlington Heights Village Board sent a letter on February 27, 2018 to Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner and the State Legislature calling on them to enact additional reasonable, responsible and enforceable common-sense gun control legislation to help reduce the incidence […]
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Tag result for article published on Fri October 20 2017 11:59 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
Aldi on Golf Road next to Valli Produce on the south side of Arlington Heights will be remodeling inside and refreshing its exterior look with a new facade and larger signs. The inside of the store will be remodeled with fresh paint, signage emphasizing fresh food, modern styling and graphics, expanded non-glare darkened ceilings, natural […]
Posted in Biz, FoodComments Off on Aldi Arlington Heights South on Golf Road Upgrading Store to Fresh Look
Tag result for article published on Tue May 02 2017 4:39 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
The Arlington Heights village board late Monday night voted 5-4 Monday to opt out of Cook County ordinances raising the minimum wage and mandating businesses to pay employees for sick days. The current Illinois minimum wage is $8.25. As of July 1, the new minimum wage in Cook County will be $10 per hour, then […]
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Tag result for article published on Mon February 27 2017 2:45 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
If you’ve lived in Arlington Heights very long, and if you’ve ever attended a Village Board meeting or watched one on local cable TV, you’ve noticed that Arlington Heights building codes and planning requirements are rigorous. While seeking approval from the Village Board you will hear all sorts of hypothetical situations proposed by Village Board […]
Posted in Fire Prevention, GovComments Off on Are New Arlington Heights Police Station Planning Standards Held to the Same Scrutiny as Mom & Pop Businesses?
Tag result for article published on Thu February 09 2017 12:03 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
The Village of Arlington Heights Board of Trustees has decided that the police department needs a new police station, listing the following shortcomings of the existing facility that will be resolved by constructing a new facility in the same location … • Safety of officers and residents is a concern with the layout of the […]
Posted in 24/7 Crime Alerts!, GovComments Off on Police Families Always Want Their Police Officers to Be Safeguarded; Forget the Temporary Fort for Arlington Heights
Tag result for article published on Mon February 06 2017 11:55 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
Traditionally, local politics and reputable local government in Arlington Heights has been remarkably non-partisan, but this week turned a little ugly — possibly fueled by the national political climate, and the hazards of social media. Arlington Heights Mayor Tom Hayes issued a statement at the Village Board meeting Monday night, February 6, 2017 in response […]
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Tag result for article published on Mon February 06 2017 11:06 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
Hillside Towing met with the Arlington Heights Village Board at Monday night’s Village Board meeting, but there is one thing that only Trustee Carol Blackwood understood … Hillside won’t agree to a zone variance approval that is conditional on Hillside clearing out of their current business operations at the northeast corner of Arlington Heights Road […]
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Tag result for article published on Wed November 16 2016 6:49 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
Arlington Ale House was given the go ahead as the Village Board unanimously approved the Liquor Commissioner’s issuance of a Class “L” Liquor License to Arlington Ale House Ltd., dba Arlington Ale House, located at 111 W. Campbell Street, Suite 300. We look forward to many, many years of great success there. We thank you […]
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Tag result for article published on Thu September 11 2014 12:03 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
The Arlington Heights village board Monday night denied a liquor license to petitioner Ilias Haritos, who sought a liquor license for Bottles and Barrels Sports Bar & Grill. Haritos is hoping to open business at 1609 W. Campbell in the Westgate Shopping Center — the former location of Murphy’s. Haritos has state Beverage Alcohol Sellers […]
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Tag result for article published on Wed April 02 2014 6:32 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
UPDATE: About 40 residents attended the public hearing on a TIF district for the Hickory-Kensington area on Wednesday night at 7:00 p.m. Opposing issues to the redevelopment plan include … (1) high-density population in the area with skepticism about 5-story condo/apartment buildings, (2) concern about the existing businesses that would be relocated or closed, (3) […]
Posted in GovComments Off on Update: Public Hearing on Hickory-Kensington TIF District Proposal — Borders Dryden Ave, US 14, Belmont Ave and Miner St
Tag result for article published on Tue November 05 2013 5:05 pm. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
St. Viator High School is in the early stages of planning for a $7-8 million state-of-the-art cafeteria for the private high school at 1016 East Oakton 1213 East Oakton Street. Planners hope to approved the cafeteria plans by early 2014, and finish construction by 2015. The cafeteria would be similar to a college dining area […]
Posted in New ConstructionComments Off on St. Viator High School in Early Planning Stages To Replace Cafeteria With Dining Area/Wi-Fi Internet Cafe by 2015
Tag result for article published on Tue March 05 2013 9:56 am. CLICK TITLE TO EXPAND.
“Yes, you can tell what’s going on by looking outside, but we have 200 miles of streets, and the village is 8 miles long … This is another tool in our ongoing effort to perform more efficient snow and ice control and keep the streets as safe as we can,” said Mike Reynolds, Village of […]
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