Good morning, Arlington Heights.

Arlington Heights will spend $3.5 million to rebuild about 1.6 miles of decayed roads this summer—work will start in June and finish by October weather permitting.

The project covers key streets in two parts of town near a residential area south of Rand Berkley Park and near Northwest Community Hospital and will upgrade sidewalks and bike lanes.

The Home & Garden calendar features regional events including the Arlington Heights Garden Club Plant Sale on Saturday, June 7 at Arlington Heights Historical Museum from 8 a.m. to noon and the Garden Walk and Unique Boutique on Sunday, June 22 with tickets available at the museum grounds—other plant sales and garden walks are scheduled in Mount Prospect, North Aurora, Hoffman Estates, St. Charles, and Lisle.

Local softball teams had standout performances this week with Regina Dominican posting a 16 to 0 win on May 12 when Quinn Christensen recorded a no-hitter and Conant shutting out Hoffman Estates with a 9 to 0 win on May 15, while Loyola Academy extended its winning streak to seven games with a 14 to 0 victory over New Trier. Buffalo Grove rallied for an 18 to 15 win over Grayslake Central and Fremd strengthened its conference record with a 1 to 0 win over Palatine—showing strong pitching and timely hitting across local leagues.