The city ordered Ford City Mall closed last week over safety concerns regarding a defective fire suppression system.
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Duck Stop Travel Center now open on 75th Street
The Duck Stop Travel Center opened Dec. 8 at 10000 W. 75th Street and is located partly in Hodgkins and partly in Countryside.
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Comings & Goings: Zemsky’s to close Chicago and Evergreen Park stores
Zemsky’s announced last week that it has begun inventory liquidation sales at both locations, at 4181 S. Archer Ave. in Chicago and Evergreen Park Plaza.
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Early morning thieves hit 2 Summit businesses
Two Summit businesses suffered broken windows when they were broken into early Thursday morning, Feb. 12, police said.
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Burbank business construction stays hot despite hotel delays
A 4-year-old hotel project at 79th Street and State Road remains unfinished, with officials noting progress is continuing on the long-delayed construction.
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Prime Tacos to celebrate grand opening in May
Emilia Guerrero and Anthony Solis opened Prime Tacos in December, bringing their award-winning tacos and Hot Cheeto-coated dishes from a food truck to their first brick-and-mortar location at 5836 S. Harlem Avenue in Summit.
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La Grange Restaurant Week returns Feb. 27 through March 8
La Grange Restaurant Week runs Feb. 27–March 8 at 20 restaurants offering special menus and pricing across diverse cuisines.
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Ingredion unveils railcar in support of heart health
A custom-designed railcar promoting heart health will travel across the nation starting this month, carrying the American Heart Association’s “Move More!” message to communities nationwide.
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$550,000 Lucky Day Lotto ticket sold at Justice gas station
The ticket was purchased at the Exxon gas station located at 8359 S. Robert Road in Justice.
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Countryside chooses Mongolian BBQ over truck repairs
Countryside officials have authorized the sale of the former city hall site to QuickRun for $1.2 million.