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After years of preparation for the Presidents Cup, Medinah is ready for its moment (opens the original)
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Joie Chitwood III has overseen 3½ years of meticulous preparation for this week’s Presidents Cup at Medinah Country Club as the event’s executive director, but the international golf tournament’s arrival brings new and unavoidable pressures. “This is an intense moment of time,” Chitwood said. “Everyone’s on adrenaline and caffeine. No matter how much time we had, this week was going to be this week.” More than 30,000 spectators are expected daily during tournament play Thursday through Sunday. S
‘Right thing to do’ or ‘feel-good’ PR? Suburbs split on whether ICE bans on municipal property actually work. (opens the original)
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After a year in which some suburbs pushed back against Operation Midway Blitz through local laws prohibiting immigration enforcement on municipal property, questions linger over how effective those measures have been. During the opening weeks of the immigration enforcement campaign, people started showing up at village board and city council meetings demanding that local officials protect community members from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids. In Hanover Park, those calls led to v
Massive economic impact — around $175M — could come to area from Presidents Cup later this month (opens the original)
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The PGA Tour’s Presidents Cup tournament coming to Medinah Country Club this month could have a $175 million economic impact for the region, according to the man who’s been overseeing its preparation for the past 3½ years. And a great part of that will be felt in the suburbs surrounding Medinah, where out-of-town visitors will stay, dine and occupy their free time with some golfing or other recreational activities of their own, tournament Executive Director Joie Chitwood III said. The 32-year-ol
‘We believe she’s still there’: Family searches for Bartlett woman missing in devastating Nepal flood (opens the original)
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Family members of a Bartlett woman who went missing in last week’s massive flood in Nepal have been in Kathmandu since Monday hoping to find her and bring her home safe. Poonam Thakkar, 42, embarked Aug. 20 on a holy pilgrimage to Mount Kailash near Nepal’s border with Tibet. She was following in the footsteps of her oldest sister, Bhumika, who made the journey a year ago. Now Bhumika and two cousins have traveled to Nepal to retrace the path Poonam was on when she vanished during the Aug. 26 fl
RISE business incubator opens as Roosevelt University’s Schaumburg campus marks 30 years (opens the original)
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Roosevelt University and the village of Schaumburg Tuesday launched a new business incubator program to assist suburban entrepreneurs at the now 30-year-old campus just north of Woodfield Mall. The occasion was marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Roosevelt Incubator for Schaumburg Enterprises (RISE) program, followed by a full-day symposium of nationally recognized business leaders and innovators. The program is available to anyone who lives within the service area of Roosevelt’s Schaumb
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