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Wieland Metals in Wheeling planning $25 million expansion, 65 new jobs

Wieland Metals Inc., a Germany-based copper manufacturing company, wants to build a 110,000-square-foot industrial building on about 11 acres at the intersection of Lake-Cook Road and Northgate Parkway in Wheeling.

 

Bensenville Park District wants to reconnect golf course with village

After 15 years without a Bensenville address, White Pines Golf Club may soon be brought back into the village.

 

In-car cameras approved for Vernon Hills police

In-car cameras will be installed in nine Vernon Hills police patrol vehicles.

 

Public hearing June 28 for roadwork in Barrington, Deer Park

Lake County Division of Transportation officials will host the last of three public hearings next week for an intersection improvement study of Ela Road and Long Grove Road in Barrington and Deer Park.

 

Summer projects approved at Barrington District 220 schools

Barrington Area Unit District 220 board members have approved a slew of summer facility projects, including security camera upgrades, fire alarm imrpovements and restroom renovations.

 

Two newcomers named to Stevenson High School board

Two political newcomers have been tapped to replace a pair of veteran Stevenson High School trustees who recently resigned.

 

Batavia sells Thomle Building to kitchen, bath firm

The city of Batavia has sold a historic downtown building that it never intended to own for so long. The Thomle Building, at 2 E. Wilson St., will be sold for $160,000 to Bill and Jamie Koc. It will house Jamie Koc's Heart of the Home kitchen and bathroom design firm.

 

Dundee Township to acquire Sleepy Hollow wetland property

Dundee Township will acquire about 70 acres of open space from Sleepy Hollow to ensure the wetland property is properly preserved.

 

Chance the Rapper christens Great Wolf Lodge

Great Wolf Lodge and water park opens in Gurnee with Chance the Rapper taking the first plunge.

 

Judge OKs demolition of abandoned Elgin bowling alley once envisioned as church

A vacant, decrepit bowling alley on the Elgin's southeast side that was once proposed for use as a church is one step closer to meeting the wrecking ball.

 

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