Cable company is criticized
A cable television company is drawing fire for what village officials say is the slow pace at burying cables and wiring new housing projects. During a meeting of the village...
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Village chastises cable company
A cable television company is drawing fire for what village officials say is the slow pace at burying cables and wiring new housing projects. During a meeting Monday of the...
Village will pay to relocate eatery
Trustees have authorized the village manager to offer a Mexican restaurant $256,300 to relocate. The move was approved last week despite the village's effort to condemn the building at 61...
Village to cover restaurant’s move
Palatine trustees have authorized the village manager to offer a Mexican restaurant $256,300 to relocate. The move was approved Monday despite the village's effort to condemn the building at 61...
Average 4% raises OKd for police
The Rolling Meadows City Council approved a contract giving union police officers a pay raise averaging 4 percent each of the next three years. Aldermen approved the contract Tuesday after...
Opposition won’t stop condo plan
A six-story condominium building at 425 Creekside Drive will be built despite a petition signed by 140 neighbors opposing the move. The Palatine Village Council on Monday has approved a...
Rental inspection revisions mulled
The City Council has endorsed changes in inspections to multifamily rental units in a move targeting a few landlords who have been cited for health and safety violations. Council members,...
City, firefighters OK 3-year deal
The City Council approved a contract Tuesday that will give firefighters raises averaging 4 percent for three years. The council approved the contract a day after the 43-member Rolling Meadows...
Buildings razed for development
Bulldozers have leveled a Dunkin' Donuts and a 7-Eleven to make way for a $35 million residential and retail development on the last piece of undeveloped downtown property in Rolling...
Rental inspection changes discussed
The City Council has endorsed changes in inspections to multifamily rental units in a move targeting a few landlords who have been cited for health and safety violations. Council members,...