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Lisle data center faces renewed scrutiny over diesel generators and ongoing construction

Lisle data center faces renewed scrutiny over diesel generators and ongoing construction

A Lisle data center is once again under scrutiny for ongoing construction work. Neighboring residents raised questions last week after noticing several diesel generators running at the CSquare facility.

 
Dave’s Hot Chicken latest restaurant to open at Crossroads of Schaumburg Friday

Dave’s Hot Chicken latest restaurant to open at Crossroads of Schaumburg Friday

The opening of Dave’s Hot Chicken on Friday will bring the new Crossroads of Schaumburg development near Woodfield Mall up to three active restaurants with more on the way.

 
Oak Brook OKs Amazon store project

Oak Brook OKs Amazon store project

Amazon has received permission to build a combination store and delivery center in Oak Brook.

 
Long Grove approves early childhood center, setting up showdown with Buffalo Grove

Long Grove approves early childhood center, setting up showdown with Buffalo Grove

Now that Long Grove trustees have given the Children’s Lighthouse early childhood learning center the green light, the question is whether Buffalo Grove will put a stop to it.

 
Aggression by restaurant guests is on the rise

Aggression by restaurant guests is on the rise

In 2023, there were reports of 176 fatalities in hospitality settings, nearly half the result of violent acts, but workplace violence often takes the form of verbal abuse, intimidation and degrading language.

 

Kane County Board OKs roughly $2.3 million property tax levy hike for next year’s budget

Kane County is looking at a roughly $2.3 million property tax levy hike for 2027 as its county board’s efforts to clamp down on cash reserve spending and solve the county’s budgetary woes continue.

 
Families feel the pinch of higher children's shoe prices as kids head back to school

Families feel the pinch of higher children's shoe prices as kids head back to school

As summer fades and kids head back to school, the pressure to stand out or fit in with the right footwear is colliding with higher prices. The jump in price is straining family budgets that are already being squeezed by rising costs for food, gas and other essentials, so analysts and retailers say parents and kids are spending more time looking for deals or buying fewer pairs.

 
Wholesale price inflation slows last month as gas, food costs fall

Wholesale price inflation slows last month as gas, food costs fall

Wholesale inflation dropped last month as gas prices reversed some of their Iran war spike and other costs also cooled, a sign that consumer inflation could grind lower in the months ahead.

 
Plans to revamp public areas inside Gurnee village hall advance

Plans to revamp public areas inside Gurnee village hall advance

A refresh for the public portion of Gurnee village hall is on track with the approval this week of a construction manager for the pending project.

 
Updating owners on changes to association rules

Updating owners on changes to association rules

While not technically forced by law to point out the differences in new association rules, it’s considered best practices for the board to point out the changes between old and new rules.

 

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