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Ur1Stop opened its first computer/electronic retail store in Schaumburg, Illinois Share Article Ur1Stop opened its first computer/electronic retail store in Schaumburg, Illinois. The store offers New, Renewed, and Manufacturer Certified Refurbished Products from all major brands. SCHAUMBURG, Ill. (PRWEB) June 10, 2021 Ur1Stop opened its first computer/electronic retail store in Schaumburg, Illinois.The store offers New, Renewed, a...

U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth met Saturday in Des Plaines with members of the Northwest Municipal Conference to discuss the importance of federal funding to help municipal governments recover from the economic impacts of COVID-19.

Schaumburg hopes to help apartment dwellers who cant get air conditioning until June Schaumburg Mayor Tom Dailly Updated 5/27/2021 5:03 PM Schaumburg officials are exploring ways to help apartment landlords provide air conditioning on hot pre-summer days when theyre still required by the village to provide heat. Village officials say the issue occurs in buildings capable of making the transition from heating to air conditioning only twice a year.   Resident Afreen Rana told village...

Passion for gymnastics and a strong desire to share the love of the sport are the guiding principles behind Schaumburgs Signature Gymnastics Academy (SGA).

Posted4/28/2021 5:10 AM After rigorous discussion, Schaumburg trustees voted unanimously Tuesday to begin spending money to plan a scaled-back, two-day version of the traditional Septemberfest celebration over Labor Day weekend. Village Manager Brian Townsend has pointed out a rise in COVID-19 cases still could prevent the festival from taking place, but trustees have now authorized a deeper exploration of its feasibility.   Much of Tuesdays discussion stemmed from concerns raised by Trustee M...

Schaumburgs Septemberfest could look a little different this year After being canceled by the pandemic in 2020, Schaumburgs Septemberfest over Labor Day weekend could be reinstated as a scaled-back event this year. Daily Herald file photo, 2011   A lower-capacity crowd could roam Schaumburgs municipal grounds for a scaled-back version of the villages traditional Septemberfest this Labor Day weekend if village board members give the green light. Last years festival was canceled ...

What suburbs are doing about summer festivals -- and what the experts say Elk Grove Village is planning to have outdoor events with no requirements for masks, social distancing or crowd capacity starting with Rotary Fest on June 16. Daily Herald file photo, 2000   Patrons lined up for barbecue during Ribfest in Naperville two years ago. This years event will be in Romeoville, and social distancing will be a top priority. Joe Lewnard | Staff Photographer   Pictured here is ...

Schaumburg ban on holiday displays crossing sidewalks sparks protest Schaumburg resident Brian Koehler and supporters are asking village officials to make reconsider their decision Tuesday to enforce a ban on temporary displays in the public right of way, like his illuminated arch over the sidewalk on the 500 block of Hingham Lane. Courtesy of Brian Koehler Citing safety concerns and village liability, Schaumburg trustees this week voted 5-1 to enforce a ban on temporary display...

Schaumburg cancels Prairie Arts Festival     Updated 4/15/2021 10:57 AM The Village of Schaumburg is announcing the cancellation of its popular Prairie Arts Festival due to ongoing state restrictions that continue to restrict large gatherings from taking place while in Phase 4 of Gov. Pritzkers Restore Illinois Plan. "Although were making progress against the coronavirus with the implementation of the vaccine rollout, unfortunately, were not yet able to host events of this size due ...

Last call at late bars could come an hour earlier in Schaumburg Drink Nightclub in Schaumburg is among five late-night bars in the village that may see their weekend closing times moved back from 3 a.m. to 2 a.m. by a village board vote March 23. Daily Herald file photo, 2013 Schaumburg trustees will vote March 23 on a recommendation to move back the closing times for five late-night bars in the village from 3 a.m. to 2 a.m. on weekends. Daily Herald file photo, 2013   Posted...