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Marcus & Millichap brokers sale of self-storage facility in Rockford

Marcus & Millichap closed the sale of 3720 E. State St., a self-storage facility and retail center in Rockford, Illinois. Cameron Bradford and Stacey Gorman of Marcus & Millichap, in association with Steven Weinstock, the firm’s broker of record in Illinois, exclusively marketed the property on behalf of the seller. Gorman, Bradford and Sam Slocum of Marcus & Millichap procured the buyer.

Rockford, IL · 29d
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Kane County Receives $70,000 Grant to Support Local Farm Businesses

The United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development's Illinois State Office has selected Kane County as a recipient of a $70,000 Rural Business Development Grant to support and expand the County's Food & Farm Technical Assistance Program. Administered by the Kane County Development and Community Services Department, the program provides...

Kane County, IL · 27d
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Walworth County opponents of power line hopeful after county's action

Municipalities across Walworth County have passed resolutions against the proposed 765-kilovolt BECI Project power line. The county itself joined the list on Tuesday night.

Walworth County, WI · 29d

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Rockford businesses can now apply for ‘Spaces to Places’ rent assistance to occupy vacant storefronts

Applications opened Thursday for the City's Spaces to Places program, an initiative designed to reduce commercial vacancies and encourage new businesses to locate in empty storefronts.

Rockford, IL · 27d

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Luecke’s Jewelry celebrates 105 years of business in Freeport

FREEPORT, Ill. (WTVO) — Luecke’s Jewelry in downtown Freeport is celebrating more than a century of business after first opening its doors in 1921. The business traces its roots back to when the Luecke family’s ancestors settled in Freeport. Over generations, family members grew into the business to continue their local retail tradition, expanding operations to serve customers across both Freeport and Monroe.

Freeport, IL · 28d

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Downtown Rockford Is Losing a Beloved Local Bakeshop

Very unexpected news dropped on Facebook that has crumbled the hearts of fans all across Rockford.

Rockford, IL · 29d

Rockford Register Star

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Aermec breaks ground on new Illinois facility

Aermec North America has broken ground on its first U.S. manufacturing facility in DeKalb County, a $15 million project expected to create 30 full-time jobs and expand the company's North American operations. The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity joined company leaders and the DeKalb County Economic Development Corporation at the groundbreaking, according to a community announcement. The facility will span more than 186,000 square feet and support production of climate control and energy management systems. Aermec North America manufactures heating, ventilation and air conditioning products and has served customers across the United States and Canada for more than two decades. The project adds to a series of manufacturing investments announced across Illinois, including projects involving Voortman Steel Machinery, Ability Engineering Technology, Combe and Hyundai Translead, according to the announcement. “Illinois is committed to fostering long-term economic growth by supporting industries and companies, like Aermec, that keep us competitive on a global scale,” DCEO Director Kristin Richards said. “Through initiatives like the EDGE program, we are empowering companies to invest in Illinois by creating quality jobs and strengthening our local economies.” New facility expected to boost regional economy Aermec said the expansion will increase its ability to manufacture climate

Dekalb County, IL · 10-13

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South Beloit manufacturer RMG acquires Connecticut company

SOUTH BELOIT — A local manufacturer that builds wire processing equipment is expanding its reach with the acquisition of a Connecticut company. RMG, formerly known as Rockford Manufacturing Group, announced on Tuesday the acquisition of Shuster Mettler Corporation. The acquisition includes the company’s assets, product lines, intellectual property and its New Haven, Connecticut operations. Shuster machine sales, production and support will now originate from RMG and its sales reps and distributors.

South Beloit, IL · 29d

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In Illinois, homeowners without lake access could see $44 dues soar to nearly $1,000

"So it would cost me $2,000 for the privilege of being on a lake that I have no access to."

Wonder Lake, IL · 10-12

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County Enterprise Zone Promoting Benefits of Western McHenry County Being in a Foreign Zone

McHenry County’s Economic Development Corporation is promoting its being in a Foreign Trade Zone. To qualify, a location must be within 60 miles of the Rockford Airpost. Map of the Rockford Foreigh Trade Zone. I asked AI the benefits of a Foreign Trade Zone and received the following:. A...

Mchenry County, IL · 10-12

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Raices Tortilleria Factory in Belvidere sees strong demand and plans a move next summer

Belvidere, IL · 28d

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Geneva Neighbors Forbes, Collins Clash Over Taxes, Housing in Kane Board Race

Two Geneva residents with very different résumés are squaring off for the Kane County Board's District 11 seat, and the contest is shaping up as a referendum on how the county should handle rising taxes, a tightening housing market and the rapid arrival of data centers. Democrat Julie Forbes, 68, and Republican William Collins, 63, will face Fox Valley voters on the November 3 general election ballot.

Kane County, IL · 10-12

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These 8 Illinois Sunflower Farms Are Already Worth Circling On Next Summer’s Calendar

You turn off a quiet country road in Illinois, half expecting a plain cornfield, and suddenly there is a sea of yellow faces turned toward the sun. That first moment never gets old, and it sticks with you long after the drive home. Sunflower season is short, so the smartest...

Illinois · 10-11

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Long-Time Rockford Burrito Shop Is Closing For Good

Rockford's Panchero's is closing. The general manager confirmed the North Perryville Road burrito shop's final day will be October 25.

Rockford, IL · 09-30

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Walworth Co. farmer seeks injunction after Wisconsin DATCP suspends milk license

A dairy farmer in Wisconsin is fighting the suspension of his license, claiming state regulators previously approved his process for distributing raw milk to people who purchase an ownership interest in his farm. Chaz Self of Grassway Organics said his Walworth County farm was licensed by the Wisconsin Department of...

Walworth County, WI · 10-09

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Aermec breaks ground on $15-million HVAC manufacturing facility in DeKalb

Aermec North America has broken ground on a more than 186,000-sq. ft. HVAC manufacturing facility in DeKalb, as part of a $15-million project that will establish the Italian manufacturer’s first U.S. production site and create 30 full-time jobs. The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (IDCEO), Aermec North...

Dekalb, IL · 10-12

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New program aims to help Rockford-area businesses win government contracts

ROCKFORD — A new program launched at the Region 1 Planning Council will help companies in northern Illinois compete for government contracts and bring more money back to the region. An Apex Accelerator program is now housed at R1’s office, 127 N. Wyman St., in downtown. An advisor helps...

Rockford, IL · 10-09

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Rock Commerce: Development, business and farm news highlight busy week in Rock County

A mix of development, business and agricultural news has surfaced across Rock County in recent days, from Janesville’s zoning rewrite and renewed discussion of the former GM property to a leadership transition at ABC Supply and new federal farm-support payments. Here’s a look at some of the recent developments: Janesville advances citywide zoning rewrite The city of Janesville is moving ahead with a comprehensive rewrite of its zoning and subdivision regulations, including a draft zoning map presented earlier this week at a public open house. The update will establish rules governing where and how future housing, commercial development, industrial projects and redevelopment can occur. The city is continuing to gather public input before the revised ordinance and map move toward final approval. For more on the city’s proposals, visit the city’s zoning rewrite project page and information from The Gazette . Forum planned next week on future of former GM property in Janesville The Rock County Civics Academy will host an Oct. 15 public forum focused on the future of the former General Motors and Janesville Automotive Transport Co. property. The roughly 250-acre industrial site remains one of Janesville’s largest redevelopment opportunities, and the forum comes as residents prepare to

Rock County, WI · 10-09

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Starbucks Closing 250 Locations Nationally, Rockford Included

Starbucks is shutting down its Perryville Road location in Rockford this week, one of 250 North American closures happening right now.

Rockford, IL · 09-28