A Guide for New Residents Courtesy of the
Palatine Area Chamber of Commerce
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 5 Advertiser Index 6 Mayor’s Welcome 8 Chamber Welcome 10 Welcome Home Palatine Area 12 Can’t-Miss Events 14 Education 16 Health Care 18 Recreation 20 Shopping 22 New Resident Checklist 28 Restaurant Directory
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ADVERTISER INDEX Allied Air Conditioning & Heating Corp..........................................................................................7 Asahi Japanese Restaurant....................................................................................................................29 Bechtold Insurance Agency.................................................................................................................17 Culver’s of Palatine......................................................................................................................................29 Daily Herald.........................................................................................................................................................9 Essannay Show-It.........................................................................................................................................31 First Bank & Trust Co. of Illinois............................................................................................................32 Immanual Lutheran Church & School...........................................................................................15 John & Scott’s Automotive Repair....................................................................................................18 Lutheran Home................................................................................................................................................3 Mike’s Bike Shop............................................................................................................................................21 Morkes Chocolates.....................................................................................................................................28 Murph Accounting & Tax Services, LLC............................................................................................7 Palatine Bank & Trust.....................................................................................................................................2 Palatine Public Library District.............................................................................................................11 Palatine Vision Center................................................................................................................................17 Plum Creek Supportive Living.............................................................................................................17 Relay for Life.....................................................................................................................................................17 Salon Lorrene..................................................................................................................................................25 Salt Creek Rural Park District.................................................................................................................19 Spunky Dunkers...............................................................................................................................................3 Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this publication. The Chamber and Town Square assume no responsibility for misinformation. Please contact the Chamber with any additions or corrections. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission of the Chamber and Town Square is prohibited. EMPLOYEE-OWNED
This is a Town Square Publication created and produced for the Palatine Area Chamber of Commerce 579 First Bank Dr., Ste. 205, Palatine, IL 60067 Phone: (847) 359-7200 • Fax: (847) 359-72436 www.palatinechamber.com Copyright© 2019 Town Square Publications 95 W. Algonquin Road, Suite 175 Arlington Heights, IL 60005 www.townsquarepublications.com
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MAYOR’S WELCOME Dear Resident, Please let me take a minute to welcome you to the Village of Palatine! On behalf of the entire village, we are glad that you have chosen to make Palatine your home. The Village of Palatine, founded in 1866, has a long history in the northwest suburbs and continues to find ways to meet the needs of our residents and businesses. The Village of Palatine offers our residents dynamic and varied neighborhoods, ranging from historic homes to new construction, and a wide variety of dining and shopping options, along with highly rated school, park and library districts. The services and resources available within Palatine create an attractive environment to live and work. The Village of Palatine strives to offer premier municipal services to our residents and businesses, including well maintained streets, reliable sewer and water systems, and excellent fire and police services. The village’s recreation options are endless, including equestrian programs, golf, three community pools and the Deer Grove Forest Preserve, the first preserve acquired by the Cook
County Forest Preserve District. Palatine has an active downtown, offering unique dining, shopping and entertainment options and venues. Palatine’s downtown is also home to several community events throughout the year, including the Jaycees’s Hometown Fest, the village’s Street Fest and Rotary’s Oktoberfest. These events provide excellent opportunities to enjoy time with your family, friends and neighbors. In addition to downtown Palatine, the village also offers a strong variety of commercial, professional and industrial businesses. The Village of Palatine is also the home of Harper College, one of the nation’s premier community colleges, serving more than 40,000 students annually in the northwest suburbs of Chicago. I know that you will find Palatine to be an outstanding family-oriented community that is a great place to live, shop, work and play. Thank you for making Palatine your home! Sincerely, Jim Schwantz Mayor, Village of Palatine
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CHAMBER WELCOME The Palatine Area Chamber of Commerce is happy to bring you this Welcome Home Guide and Welcome you to Palatine. This guide is a great resource for information about all that is Palatine. From our Village, to schools, park districts, and area events as well as over 330 local member businesses that have invested in the Chamber and the local community, we welcome you home! We encourage you to shop local and support the local resources provided to you in this year’s guide. By doing so, you are strengthening our local economy and ensuring a vibrant future. Every dollar spent by patronizing a Palatine business contributes to our local economy and the wealth of resources that are provided to our residents. The Palatine Area Chamber of Commerce, our Board of Directors and our members are dedicated to promoting the growth and development of local
business in the community. We want to be your trusted resource in the community! As the largest business organization in Palatine, we strive to provide resources designed to bring opportunity and prosperity to our businesses. We have created opportunities for networking, education, professional development and government awareness to our members and the business community. We hope you will keep this Welcome Home Guide accessible and use it often throughout the year. Please visit our website at www.palatinechamber.com for an up to date listing of all of our upcoming events and programs. Live, Play, Shop and Dine in Palatine! Steven Gaus, Director Palatine Area Chamber of Commerce
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WELCOME HOME PALATINE AREA
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elcome to your new home of 69,098 residents. Palatine is the seventh largest community in Cook County, just 26 miles northwest of Chicago and 14 miles from O’Hare International Airport. Families and new residents enjoy Palatine’s wonderful parks and highly-rated public schools, as well as an amazing library that was ranked in the Top Five by Hennen’s American Public Library Index. According to movoto. com, Palatine is one of the top 10 places to live, thanks to low crime rates, a quick commute to Chicago and amazing outdoor amenities. If you’re new to town and wondering what to do, walk around downtown Palatine and get a bite to eat. Feeling adventurous? Palatine has wonderful bike trails and forest preserves where friends
and family can enjoy the amazing view. New residents will appreciate several performing arts theaters, 24 churches of various denominations, unique shops and Salt Creek Rural Park District and Palatine Park District feature over 30 combined parks. Residents can cherish their new hometown by attending community events. Oktoberfest is a must-see festival of
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Palatine Public Library District www.palatinelibrary.org 700 N. North Ct. (847) 358-5881 The library has a diverse collection, along with programs and services for the whole family. Additional library branches can be found on www.palatinelibrary.org. Palatine Historical Society www.palatinehistoricalsociety.com 224 E. Palatine Rd. (847) 991-6460 The Palatine Historical Society takes pride in preservation and exhibition of local history and memorabilia. Drop in for Clayson Kids Days every second Sunday of the month from 2 to 4 p.m.
live German music, craft beer, activities and food. Bring your friends and family! We hope you check out the Street Fest as well; it’s just like the Taste of Chicago with excellent food, drinks and entertainment. Palatine is a sought-after place to live because the economy is booming. Palatine built 30 total shopping centers and about 800,000 square feet of office space, including 250 acres of manufacturing. Palatine’s village government is tuned in to the needs of its residents. With economic growth, there are endless possibilities of things to do and places to work. Palatine welcomes you to your new home and we hope you enjoy your time here!
Deer Grove Forest Preserve www.fpdcc.com/deer-grove 1599 Pepper Tree Dr. (800) 870-3666 Fishing, bird watching and biking are popular activities at the 1,800-acre forest preserve. Palatine Trail www.palatineparks.org/rccms/palatinetrail Palatine Trail is a cycling trail that weaves through Palatine and it’s a great hidden gem. This trail is managed by the Palatine Park District. Cutting Hall Performing Arts Center www.cuttinghall.org 150 E. Wood St. (847) 202-5222 This entertainment venue, operated by the Palatine Park District, hosts music, dance and theater performances, as well as special events.
WELCOME to the Neighborhood! To obtain a library card bring in one photo ID with your name and new address. www.palatinelibrary.org•847-358-5881
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EVENTS CAN’T MISS ACTION
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et set for a fun-filled year in Palatine. The calendar is jampacked with festivals, a seasonal farmers market, benefits and concerts. Attending an event in Palatine is the best way for new residents to learn about the community and meet new friends. There is truly something for everyone. JANUARY State of the Village Address Sponsored by the Palatine Area Chamber of Commerce, the yearly presentation by
the mayor highlights the village’s developments and goals. Learn about your new home, meet Mayor Schwantz, get updates on the business community and learn about the Chamber. The event is free. www.palatinechamber.com MARCH Paint the Town Green www.stpatspalatine.com MAY Summer Farmers Market www.palatine.il.us/663/Farmers-Market Girls on the Town www.downtownpalatine.org JUNE Sounds of the Summer Concert Series www.palatineparks.org
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JULY Hometown Fest www.palatinejaycees.org/Hometown-fest
History Crawl www.palatinehistoricalsociety.com Oktoberfest www.palatinerotary.com/Oktoberfest
AUGUST Annual Chamber Golf Outing www.palatinechamber.com
NOVEMBER Business Expo & Community Showcase The Palatine Area Chamber of Commerce hosts this annual community showcase with all-day entertainment, raffles and giveaways and more than 50 local businesses exhibiting their wares and services. In addition, a Veterans Day ceremony will be held honoring those who are currently and have served in the military. www.palatinechamber.com
Street Fest www.palatinestreetfest.com SEPTEMBER Explore Palatine Open to all residents, this event started in 2018 to encourage residents to shop at local businesses and understand the positive impact of shopping within the community. Local businesses employ our residents and sales taxes go back into supporting the entire village – so shopping local not only helps businesses thrive, it contributes to strengthening the Palatine community. This event is sponsored by the Palatine Area Chamber of Commerce. www.palatinechamber.com
Holidays on the Town www.downtownpalatine.org Village of Palatine’s Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony www.palatine.il.us Winter Farmers Market www.palatine.il.us/663/Farmers-Market
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OUR SCHOOLS EDUCATING OUR YOUTH
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alatine residents take pride in the many excellent education options available to families. With the help of the administrators and staff, Palatine is a wonderful place for students to learn, play and have fun. As the third-largest elementary school district in Illinois, Community Consolidated School District 15 offers numerous contingencies and programs for students. Young Entrepreneurs Academy is Palatine Area Chamber of Commerce’s program and District 15 is a partner. This program encourages middle schoolers to plan and start their own businesses. Students brainstorm concepts, write business plans and present their ideas to investors who will help fund their businesses. The district also has a
partnership with Illinois State University, giving college students teaching internships. Township High School District 211 is the biggest high school district in the State of Illinois. District 211 encompasses 12,000 students in five high schools. Fremd and Palatine high schools have been nationally recognized for excellence by the U.S. Department of Education as part of its Blue Ribbon Secondary School Awards Program. This award recognizes high schools that show excellence in academics, athletic activity and schoolwide programs. According to U.S. News and World Report, Fremd and Palatine high schools were ranked in the nation’s top 99 high schools. Harper College’s student population
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is growing. Founded in 1965 by a pioneer named Dr. William Rainey Harper, the college serves more than 40,000 students annually. Harper is ranked one of the largest premier community colleges in the northwest suburbs. At Harper College, students earn associate degrees that can be transferred to a four-year university. With affordable tuition, Harper is a great place for students to fulfill general education requirements. Palatine residents can save money and get a wonderful education. Palatine schools encourage success for every student. With outstanding resources and learning tools, your child is in good hands while attending Palatine schools.
Community Consolidated School District 15 580 N. 1st Bank Dr. (847) 963-3200 www.ccsd15.net Township High School District 211 1750 S. Roselle Rd. (847) 755-6600 https://adc.d211.org Harper College 1200 W. Algonquin Rd. (847) 925-6000 www.harpercollege.edu
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Education
• Pre-School—full and half day • Full & Partial Day Kindergarten • 1st—8th grades • Quality Education, Rigorous Instruction, Caring Teachers, Excellent Athletics
Family Events
• Literacy, STEAM, & Math Nights • Early Childhood Family Fun Nights • Trunk or Treat • Community Meals
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HEALTH CARE HELPING YOU TO FEEL BETTER
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eing in good health is very important for every resident. Palatine is home to many health care providers to ensure everyone gets proper care and nutrition. These facilities provide general health care providers, dental care, home care services, wellness services and mental health care providers. For every health need, Palatine’s health care facilities help patients with their concerns. AMITA Health is one of the largest health care facilities in the State of Illinois. With over 500 doctors, AMITA offers primary and specialty care, as well as 78 locations around the state. This health care facility also values empathy and is a faith-based community.
AMITA Health 50 S. Northwest Hwy. (847) 202-6060 www.amitahealth.org A Homecare Service 800 E. Northwest Hwy., Ste. 609 (847) 800-7000 www.ahomecareservice.com Clinical Care Consultants 1642 Colonial Pkwy., Ste. 100 Inverness, IL 60067 (847) 749-0514 www.clinicalcareconsultants.com ProActive Behavioral Services 1644 Colonial Pkwy., Inverness, IL 60067 (847) 776-4500 www.pbsdoctors.com
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PARK DISTRICTS LIKE NONE OTHER PALATINE PARK DISTRICT Palatine Park District has been serving the community for over 70 years, promoting healthy living through programs, classes and events. Residents of all ages have numerous options for fitness, wellness and fun activities, such as youth football, an indoor triathlon, children’s activities, lacrosse, dance, aquatics and camps. What better way to stay active than enjoying park district offerings? Residents can take advantage of myriad parks, including a dog park and skate park. Families who enjoy biking can explore the many bike trails. The community can also take advantage of the three outdoor pools including Birchwood Pool, Eagle Pool
and Family Aquatic Center. When the weather gets warm, residents can ride horses at Palatine
Palatine Park District 250 E. Wood St. (847) 991-0333 www.palatineparks.org Palatine Hills Golf Course 512 W. Northwest Hwy. (847) 359-4020 www.palatinehills.org Palatine Stables 1510 W. Northwest Hwy. (847) 359-0009 www.palatinestables.org
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Stables and hear a variety of music at Fred P. Hall Amphitheater or hit the links at Palatine Hills Golf Course, a 6,800 yard, par 72 championship course that challenges golfers of all skill levels. Programs and events are designed to meet the needs and interests of all residents. Parents interested in sending their kids to camp have several options. The park district also provides gymnastics, fitness classes, cultural arts activities and parent and tot classes, which include sports and yoga. SALT CREEK RURAL PARK DISTRICT Salt Creek Rural Park District offers many activities, programs and events. Programs for all ages include adult fitness and trips, early childhood activities and preschool, tennis, dance, camps and family trips. Residents can enjoy a 9-hole golf course, lessons, driving range and boating at Twin Lakes. During the summer, the pavilions are open with multiple grills for families to have a cookout. Hockey fans can get their game on at Salt Creek Sports Center, the largest adult inline and floor hockey league in the state. The Sports Center is open year-round, seven days a week. Salt Creek Rural Park District is also a fun place for residents to play, go to events and take part in multiple programs. If you are new to the neighborhood and
are looking for fitness options and fun activities for the whole family, the park district is a wonderful place to start. Residents can make new friends and do anything their hearts desire.
Salt Creek Rural Park District 530 S. Williams Ave. (847) 259-6890 https://saltcreek.multisportsystems.com
Salt Creek Park District Preschool 530 S. Williams Avenue, Palatine, IL
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SHOPPING DISCOVER SOMETHING NEW
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hen you move to a new place, the first thing you do is shop for new items to spruce up your new home and look for a local grocery store, pharmacy and other stores. Palatine is home to many retail hidden gems where the community can buy shoes, clothes, furniture, appliances and groceries. Palatine offers the newest and trendiest wares. Palatine’s charming downtown attracts all residents, whether it’s for shopping, browsing or strolling. Need help moving? Palatine has multiple stores that offers a team of professionals to reduce stress and offer you peace of mind. They also offer a variety of shops where you can buy and sell your old furniture. 20 Palatine, IL
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Never go hungry when you’re living in Palatine. Residents can visit their local grocery stores and have access to fresh produce, gourmet ingredients and grab-and-go meals.
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NEW RESIDENT CHECKLIST
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he Village of Palatine puts the community first. If you are new in town, this checklist will help you find the places and resources you need. For more information, visit Village of Palatine at www.patlatine.il.us. Village Hall Palatine Village Hall at 200 E. Wood St. is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Emergency Public Works can be reached 24 hours a day, seven days a week at (847) 705-5200. To get the latest updates on village news and see what is going on in the community, visit www.Palatine.il.us. Downtown Commuter & Public Parking Metra’s Union Pacific Northwest line’s station at 137 W. Wood St. is in the heart
of downtown. For the daily commuter, the village offers parking spots with meters near the southwest corner of the station. The meters take debit/credit card and cash payments. Parking fee is $2 a day; $2.20 with a credit card. A pay-by-phone feature allows residents to create an account through the Passport Parking app. There is an additional 80-cent fee for using the app. For more information about commuter parking, call (847) 202-6671. Public parking options are highlighted on the village downtown parking map, which has a list of lots and space available. There are multiple spots on the street in the downtown area for the public to use. In the downtown area on Palatine Road, Smith Street, Wood Street and Plum Grove Road, parking is only allowed for 15 minutes or more and is prohibited between 1:30 a.m.
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to 6 a.m. on Monday through Friday and between 3:30 a.m. and 6 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Utility Services Services provided by the village encompass sewer, water and refuse collection. Water comes from Lake Michigan from the City of Evanston. To establish your utility services, get in touch with the Finance Department by calling (847) 359-9085. To pay your bill, you can add your checking or savings account number and it will automatically be deducted from your account. Paying online or by mail is also an option. You will be charged bi-monthly for these services. The sewer service rates is based on how much water you use and where the water is being metered. Vehicle Stickers All Palatine residents who own vehicles are required to purchase a sticker every year. If you are a new resident, you have 30 days to buy a sticker. Each year, stickers are sent out to the community in the late spring
and must be affixed by July 1. To buy your sticker, go online at www.green-pay.us, mail or drop it off in person at the village hall during regular hour. Stickers are $30 and $6 for seniors. Overnight Parking Regulations Overnight parking is not allowed on the village streets between 1 and 6 a.m. Residents may request overnight parking five nights each month by calling the Palatine Police Department at (847) 3599000 or by visiting www.palatine.il.us/292/ Overnight-Parking and filling out a request form. Winter parking is prohibited on village streets for 24 hours after a snowfall of two or more inches. Refuse, Yard Waste & Recycling Refuse and recycling are collected once a week by Groot. Containers must be placed at the end of the curb no later than 6:30 a.m. to be picked up on the scheduled date for your neighborhood. Holidays may affect the days refuse is picked up. Yard waste is picked up weekly, April
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through November, and must be packaged in two-ply brown paper bags. It cannot weigh more than 60 pounds. Branches and limbs must be 4 inches in diameter and wrapped in biodegradable rope or cotton twine. For more information or to see a schedule of waste pickup for your neighborhood, call (847) 359-902 or visit www.palatine.il.us/493/Refuse-Recycling. Animal Licenses and Control All dogs and cats must be licensed by the village and wear tags. Only three pets are allowed per household. License fee is $7 per animal, and the tags must have current rabies and expiration on it. Purchase an animal license by mail, online or in person at the finance counter at Palatine Village Hall. For more information, visit www.palatine.il.us/622/Animal-Licenses. The Palatine Police Animal Control
Unit is available to help residents and businesses with domestic and wildlife concerns. The officer is on duty during 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Issues such as dogs running loose, animal bites and injured wildlife should be directed to 911. Call (847) 359-9000 to speak directly to the Animal Control Unit. In addition, the unit offers a statewide spay/neuter program for low-income residents that also helps to decrease the amount of strays in the village and reduce animal bites. An application with income documentation is required and must be submitted to the Department of Public Health for confirmation. For more information, visit the Animal Population Control Program from the Illinois Department of Public Health website. Village News Get the latest news in your area by signing
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alatine offers a wide selection of eateries to satisfy every taste bud. If you are craving pizza, a burger, sushi or noodles, Palatine is the right place to eat. Enjoy dining at American, Italian, Chinese and Mexican restaurants with your friends and family. No matter what you’re craving, Palatine restaurants will offer options with unique places to eat. Take pleasure in wonderful meals and incredible ambiances at local restaurants.
If you’re looking to spend a night out on the town, Palatine has a wide variety of bars to offering pub food, extensive drink menus, trivia and live music. Treat your sweet tooth with plenty of delicious snacks. Spoil yourself at donut shops, shaved ice shops, sundae bars, bakeries and coffee shops. No matter what desserts you’re dreaming of, you will find it in Palatine.
North of Dundee 1890 N. Rand Rd., Palatine, IL 60074 847-359-3454 www.morkeschocolates.com
In Palatine since 1967. Chocolatiers, party place, fresh baked donuts daily, caramel apples, gift baskets and fun sculpted chocolates.
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Alley 64 Bar & Grill 2001 N. Rand Rd., Palatine (847) 934‑6408 www.alley64palatine.com
Chicago Culinary Kitchen 773 N. Quentin, Palatine (847) 305‑0055 www.chicagoculinarykitchen.com
American Legion Post 690 122 W. Palatine Rd., Palatine (847) 359‑1606 www.alpost690.us
Christie’s Dairy Delights 45 N. Bothwell, Palatine (847) 485‑8653 www.christiesdairydelights.com
Asahi Japanese Restaurant 851 N. Quentin Rd., Palatine (847) 359‑7097 www.asahi-palatine.com
Covered Bridge Creamery 320 Old McHenry Rd., Long Grove (847) 383‑5353 www.coveredbridgecreamery.com
Brick 14 383 W. Northwest Hwy., Palatine (847) 358‑2360 www.brick14pizza.com
Culver’s of Palatine 1765 N. Rand Rd., Palatine (847) 705‑6666 http://culvers.com
Cafe Fourteen 300 N. Northwest Hwy., Palatine (847) 705‑6330 www.cafe14palatine.com
Durty Nellie’s 180 N. Smith St., Palatine (847) 358‑9150 www.durtynellies.com
"Ira Shai Ma-Sei" in Japanese means welcome, and that's exactly how you will feel when you visit this small Palatine neighborhood restaurant.
$1.00 OFF Any Value Basket
with mention of this ad
851 N. Quentin Rd. Palatine, IL 60067
(847) 359-7097 www.asahi-palatine.com
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El Rey del Pollo Asado 1114 E. Dundee Rd., Palatine (847) 701‑8509 www.elreydelpolloasado.com
Nothing Bundt Cakes Kildeer 20413 N Rand Rd., Kildeer (847) 404‑4319 www.nothingbundtcakes.com
Emmett’s Brewing Co. 110 N. Brockway St., Palatine (847) 359‑1533 www.emmettsbrewingco.com
Photo’s Hot Dogs 301 N Northwest Hwy., Palatine (847) 705‑1111 www.photoshotdogs.com
Fox and Hound 910 W. Dundee Rd., Arlington Heights (847) 590‑9019 www.foxandhound.com
Pizza Bella 100 W. Northwest Hwy., Palatine (847) 359‑2700 www.pizzabellapizza.com
Lamplighter Inn Tavern & Grille 60 N. Bothwell, Palatine (847) 991‑2420 www.lamplighters.com
Red Apple Pancake House 2121 Plum Grove Rd., Palatine (847) 925‑8048 www.redappleofpalatine.com
Los Takitos Taco Shop 809 N. Quentin Rd., Palatine (847) 485‑8351 www.lostakitostacoshop.com
Signature Popcorn 318 Old McHenry Rd., Long Grove (847) 373‑2442 www.signaturepopcorn.com
Morkes Chocolates 1890 N. Rand Rd., Palatine (847) 359‑3454 www.morkeschocolates.com
Spunky Dunkers Donuts 20 S. Northwest Hwy., Palatine (847) 358‑7935 www.spunkydunkersdonuts.com
My Flavor It! Place 117 W. Slade St, Palatine (224) 484‑0423 www.MyFlavorItPlace.com
Tap House Grill 56 W Wilson St., Palatine (847) 934‑3000 www.taphousegrills.com
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• Video & TV Projection • Hotel & Restaurant Showings • Power Point and Computer Projection • Microphones and Sound Systems • Courtroom Presentation
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Your Community bank in the Northwest Suburbs for over 50 years! Truly Free Business Checking • No minimum balance to open or maintain • No fee for wire transfers to or from your account • No monthly maintenance fees • No transaction fees • No fee for online banking
Totally Free Personal Checking • No minimum balance to open or maintain • No monthly maintenance fees • No transaction fees • No fee for online banking
Higher CD Rates Offered Here! Get competitive rates for terms ranging from 3 months to 5 years – find the term and rate that best meet your individual needs.
Great Rates on Savings, Money Market Accounts and N.O.W. Interest Checking! Maintain easy access to your money while earning a superior return. Competitive rates available on personal and business accounts, to both new and existing customers.
OPEN WEEKDAYS 8 AM - 6 PM OPEN SATURDAYS 8 AM - 1 PM
First Bank & Trust Co. of Illinois 300 E. Northwest Hwy - Palatine (847) 358-6262 | firstbankillinois.com
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