I am a mother, interested citizen, business owner, nonprofit board member, Rotarian, youth mentor and cheerleader (not literally, yes-figuratively). I care deeply about Palatine, which is my home and where we are raising our son. When the opportunity came about to help increase engagement from our entire community on Palatine Patch, I jumped at it. Variety is one of things I love the most about our town, and I will look to bring contributors in from all over our great Village to write here on Patch from their very own perspectives.
Please note: advertorial content is not invited-but educational, informative and helpful information for our residents-is! Nonprofits, government bodies, businesses and even bloggers (just no sales pitches, please) are invited! Please email Rick Uldricks [rick.uldricks@patch.com] to get set up as a Patch contributor! Another note: if you want to make a sales pitch, contact the Patch advertising department by filling out the form at this link: https://patch.com/illinois/palatine/advertise-with-us.
Thank you!
Melanie
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The Arlington Heights Police Department releases crime alerts weekly, and asks for the public's help by reporting information you may have, confidentially.
After a more than five hour meeting, the Palatine Plan Commission chose to move forward a proposal to build a 33-unit apartment building for the mentally and physically disabled at 345 N. Eric Drive.
The life of Jane C. Reif will be honored and remembered on Friday and Saturday.
Summer is one of the best times to get outdoors, have some fun, and make memories with the kids. In fact, summer is all about making memories for your family.
Summer is one of the best times to get outdoors, have some fun, and make memories with the kids. In fact, summer is all about making memories for your family.
In addition to the 8 announced closures from franchisee Apple Illinois, 25 other restaurants including the Arlington Heights location could remain open, but under new franchisee ownership, according to Applebee's corporate spokesperson.
In addition to the 8 announced closures from franchisee Apple Illinois, 25 other restaurants including the Arlington Heights location could remain open, but under new franchisee ownership, according to Applebee's corporate spokesperson.
Learn more about Autism Tuesday, June 18 at Countryside in Palatine.
The vacant, 20,000 square foot building is located next to the school district’s administrative offices. The school board approved nearly $2 million to purchase the site at 2121 S. Arlington Heights Road, the Chicago Tribune reports.
Seth Goldberg, who is in a wheelchair and has very limited hearing, works at the Jewel in Northpoint Shopping Center, and was recently highlighted for the exceptional customer service he provides while working at the grocery store.
This edition of the Arlington Heights police blotter includes information supplied by police on June 17, 2013. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
The top 30 have been chosen, two are from Palatine. They will now be divided up into two competitions, and eliminated down to the finalist to be chosen at the Taste of Arlington Heights on Saturday, August 10.
Ernest Tallion was a Korean War Veteran and a lifelong Chicago Cubs fan. His life will be honored and remembered on Wednesday and Thursday.
The three-year lease will allow the school district to get the latest technology and receive vital support from Apple to enhance classroom instruction, according to D15 officials.
The annual fundraiser created after Sundling teacher Carolyn Baider passed away, dedicates a day of service for students, and does tremendous good for the community.
The top 30 have been chosen, four are from Arlington heights. They will now be divided up into two competitions, and eliminated down to the finalist to be chosen at the Taste of Arlington Heights on Saturday, August 10.
Jaxon Stout’s Eagle Scout Project involved installing smoke detectors in Palatine homes inhabited by senior citizens and the disabled. The program created by the incoming junior at Fremd High School, will continue on starting this fall.
