Good morning, Arlington Heights.

Arlington Heights held its 106th Memorial Day Parade on May 26 at 9:30 a.m. and a ceremony at 11 a.m. at Memorial Park (the parade marched from Sigwalt Street and Arlington Heights Road to Memorial Park) to honor the town’s fallen heroes.

Yesterday, Arlington Heights held its Memorial Day parade that honored service members past and present—local residents gathered to remember the sacrifices of veterans.

Monday’s Memorial Day ceremony at Arlington Heights Memorial Park saw residents honor fallen heroes as Mikayla Stack read her father’s name among the 68 lost in service; local historian Brian Maloney uncovered nine Union Army soldiers—forgotten for over 160 years—to be added to the community’s remembrance list.

Rolling Meadows announced on May 22 that it may hire experts in legislative advocacy, traffic engineering, and acoustic design to help plan a potential Chicago Bears stadium at the former Arlington Park.

City Alderman will review the consultant agreements at 7:00 p.m. today at City Hall—if approved, the experts will guide the project from initial design through construction.