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Program providing food to children gets big boost with $250K check from Abbott

Program providing food to children gets big boost with $250K check from Abbott

Volunteers stuffed backpacks with food Thursday for the BackPack Program, which aims to help children with food insecurity, at the Northern Illinois Food Bank facility in Lake Forest. The program also received a $250,000 grant from Abbott.

 
Andy’s Frozen Custard slated to open in Bloomingdale next year

Andy’s Frozen Custard slated to open in Bloomingdale next year

An Andy’s Frozen Custard plans to open on Lake Street in Bloomingdale, the village has announced amid peak pumpkin pie concrete season.

 
Illinois pumpkin harvest underway; heat weakens crop in some areas

Illinois pumpkin harvest underway; heat weakens crop in some areas

October is a busy month for the top pumpkin producing state and while consumers likely won’t see the effects, Mother Nature challenged some Illinois fields this season.

 
Side hustle to store owner: Geneva’s Little Red Barn Door offers gifts, decor to fit the season

Side hustle to store owner: Geneva’s Little Red Barn Door offers gifts, decor to fit the season

Little Red Barn Door is a Geneva boutique shop featuring home decor, floral accents, accessories and thoughtful gifts for every season.

 
Huntley approves hundreds of new homes, townhouses on Kane County side after density scaled down

Huntley approves hundreds of new homes, townhouses on Kane County side after density scaled down

Huntley has approved a new residential development that will brings hundreds more homes to town.

 
Is there an AI bubble? Financial institutions sound a warning

Is there an AI bubble? Financial institutions sound a warning

Lingering doubts about the economic promise of artificial intelligence technology are starting to get the attention of financial institutions that raised warning flags this week about an AI investment bubble.

 
Rejected in downtown Arlington Heights, tattoo shop inks lease for another location

Rejected in downtown Arlington Heights, tattoo shop inks lease for another location

A tattoo shop will open in a retail strip on Palatine Road in Arlington Heights, after its initial proposed location near the downtown was rejected over parking concerns and opposition from neighbors.

 
Cruising on water: Boats made to look like luxury cars available to rent on Chain O’ Lakes

Cruising on water: Boats made to look like luxury cars available to rent on Chain O’ Lakes

As long as weekend forecasts stay pleasantly warm, boaters are expected to remain on the Chain O’ Lakes past the end of the normal boating season and into October. The people behind Luxury Jet Cars hope the extended boating season gives people looking to rent a boat the time to check out one of their models.

 
‘A rare and exciting opportunity’: Grayslake hopes building purchase can boost Village Center

‘A rare and exciting opportunity’: Grayslake hopes building purchase can boost Village Center

Grayslake leaders are making a big investment to determine whether a deteriorating vacant building can become a key element in ongoing efforts to brand the Village Center as a hub of activity.

 
Beyond 529s: How grandparents can help pay for college

Beyond 529s: How grandparents can help pay for college

Today’s baby boomers hold over half of total U.S. household wealth, while their kids hold a much smaller portion, despite being bigger in population, according to a new study by New York University economists.

 

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