Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 17th of July.
Good morning, Arlington Heights.
Southminster Presbyterian Church will honor Rev.
Charles Mize for his 45 years of ministry on Sunday, Aug. 3 with a 10 a.m. worship service followed by cake, coffee and fellowship (at 916 E. Central Road) as the church invites all community members to join.
St. James Parish in Arlington Heights will host the annual Sacred Sounds concert series this fall as director of music Tam Conseur prepares a season of free concerts.
The season includes a Night of Hope on Sept. 24, All Souls Mass of Remembrance on Nov. 1, Advent Lessons and Carols on Dec. 6, A Night of Chamber Music on Feb. 9, and Verdi’s Requiem on March 12 — events set to showcase the church's enhanced acoustics and invite music lovers of all backgrounds.
Arlington Heights officials said concerns over disruptions allegedly caused by homeless individuals near Miner Street and Northwest Highway became a top priority after a recent village board meeting—Mayor Jim Tinaglia called the issue very tough and they expect further actions to be planned soon.
Property owners in Cook County should know that every property has a unique 14-digit Property Index Number used to determine taxes, exemptions, and payments.
Check your tax bill or deed (or contact the Cook County Assessor) to ensure that you are paying taxes for the correct property.
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