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It’s listed on the NHS website and claims to be a ‘world leader’ in tackling substance abuse. But there is a shocking side to the Narconon addiction facility – as our nine-month investigation reveals

Palatine will provide two downtown establisments with as much as $56,000 in grants to help pay for exterior improvements.

Palatine will be the first community in the state to provide temporary housing for homeless girls who have been victims of human trafficking or sexual exploitation.

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Durty Nellies has inhabited a treasured spot in Palatines history. Now the iconic suburban nightspot at 180 N. Smith St. wants to be part of the villages future. Village trustees opened up that opportunity Monday by approving a preliminary plan to tear down the building housing the pub and concert venue and replace it with a new six-story building that would include a new Durty Nellies. But parking questions lingered.

Palatine officials are discussing changes in how the village issues licenses for temporary food vendors in an effort to make the town more welcoming for food truck operators.

Palatine Village Hall, 200 E. Wood St. (Journal photo) Palatine village councilmen Tim Millar (1st) and Scott Lamerand (2nd) will host a combined Spring Residents' Meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 22 at Palatine Village Hall, 200 E. Wood St. They will provide an overview of current happenings and new developments, along with a snapshot

Palatine is going to offer businesses within the downtown tax increment financing district grants to help pay for exterior improvements.

Touring, fatherhood, more touring and near-catastrophic vocal problems; it felt like anything and everything was standing in the way of Protest The Hero completing work on their latest studio album, P

Plans for Palatines first recreational marijuana shop cleared a final hurdle Monday, when the village council approved the opening of Bloc on the towns north side.