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BUSINESS BEAT WRAP: Starbucks on the Move / New Cubs Radio Home / 7-Eleven to Close
The latest business news from across the North Shore, including a new hot dog joint opening in Deerfield and better cell service at Ravinia.
Longtime Glencoe 7-Eleven Likely to Close - Local franchise owners Bob and Lesley Strauss have done business at the location for 40 years, but told the Glencoe News property manager United Investors Inc. were unable to come to terms on a new lease. The last one, which was signed for five years, expires at the end of December.
Chicago Cubs Games Will be on ‘The Score’ Next Year - Chicago’s earliest sports-talk radio station is trading one of the city’s baseball teams for the other.
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Cellular Service to Improve at Ravinia - The need for this comes from complaints from numerous concertgoers who can’t get reception and word from Highland Park Fire Department officials who have said ambulances often struggle to send emergency medical data to hospitals due to the high volume of cellphone activity during popular concerts.
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Starbucks Could Move From One End of Market Square to the Other - The Lake Forest Starbucks coffee shop may soon occupy the former Lake Forest Food & Wine location at 672 North Western Avenue.
New Funeral Home Planned for Lake Forest - Eli Turnbough and business partner Chad Reuland have signed a letter of intent to lease at 1407 N. Western Ave., where they would open Reuland & Turnbough Funeral Home at the former location of Forever Om Yoga.
Hot Dog Joint Opening in Deerfield Square - A new place for hot dogs in Deerfield will open in January when Josh’s on the Square opens in former Tom & Eddie’s location in the southwest section of the Shops at Deerfield Square shopping center.
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