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The Schaumburg Township Republican Organization will salute veterans and first responders at its next breakfast Saturday, Oct. 28, with special guest retired Army Maj. Gen. David Harris leading off with an insiders view of serving community, country and family.

Schaumburg officials are continuing to refine the chosen design of a proposed pedestrian bridge that would connect future entertainment areas on both sides of Meacham Road just north of the Interstate 90 tollway.

It was a sight for sore eyes Thursday morning in Schaumburg, as a longtime eyesore marring a key entrance to the community finally vanished from view.

It was a sight for sore eyes Thursday morning in Schaumburg, as a longtime eyesore marring a key entrance to the community finally vanished from view.

A demolition crew will be the final patron of a long-standing, but barely standing, hot dog stand at Schaumburgs northeastern gateway.

Schaumburg trustees on Tuesday directed the village staff to begin developing a plan to build a new village hall on the current site and build a new police station at a different site farther east.

Schaumburg trustees on Tuesday will consider a variety of options to renovate or replace village hall and the police station.

Schaumburg officials plan to streamline the villages demolition permitting process Tuesday and end the wait for Cook Countys approval to demolish an eyesore hot-dog stand on the northeast border.

Residents displaced last month after fire significantly damaged a portion of the Emerald Village Senior Apartments in Schaumburg now have a new source of financial assistance.

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