I sent my April 23rd story to Wayne White, the Board Certified Master Arborist who is going to make my ask tree probably the only one left in Crystal Lake’s and Lakewood’s Country Club Additions subdivision to see if I had … Continue reading
Category Archives: Arlington Heights
Master Arborist Wayne White was in town today spraying insecticide around the trunk of the ash tree that shades our bedroom. He was so busy, he wrote on a note I found by my front door, that he didn’t have … Continue reading
Originally scheduled to speak in Niles Friday night at 7, Rick Santorum is now going to be speaking at The location for at Christian Liberty Academy – which is located at 502 W. Euclid in Arlington Heights. … Continue reading
“While Democrats say Teachers ‘Have Kept Their Part of the Deal?’“ is the title of an April 5, 2011, article by former Huntley School District 158 Board member Larry Snow. (The quote was in the Chicago Tribune Marcy 31, 2011. … Continue reading
As I was driving to Huntley for Grafton Township’s Annual Town Meeting, I noticed a memorial on Huntley Road south of Waterford Cut. That’s apparently near where the place where the car crash that killed Vanessa Tobey took place. I … Continue reading
As I was reading the Chicago Tribune on Tuesday, I noticed a story by Graydon Meganthat saying that Target and the Village of Arlington Heights are parting their ways. Arlington Heights, you may remember decided to condemn the businesses in … Continue reading
As I was reading the Chicago Tribune on Tuesday, I noticed a story by Graydon Meganthat saying that Target and the Village of Arlington Heights are parting their ways. Arlington Heights, you may remember decided to condemn the businesses in … Continue reading
At the Monday night Arlington Heights village board meeting, 77 demonstrators held a candle light vigil outside the Senior Citizen Center where the meeting was being held. I wrote a background story last week that might be of interest. They … Continue reading
It’s nothing new that municipalities are driving out successful businesses that do not maximize sales tax revenue for the local town. I first ran across this phenomenon in Marengo when the son of a man whose father had just built … Continue reading
It’s nothing new that municipalities are driving out successful businesses that do not maximize sales tax revenue for the local town. I first ran across this phenomenon in Marengo when the son of a man whose father had just built … Continue reading