New Cook County Vaccine Rules Start January 3
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In response to rising rates of COVID infections and hospitalizations, the Cook County Department of Public Health (CCDPH) will require proof of full vaccination from individuals patronizing indoor spaces where food or drink are served, including restaurants, bars, event spaces, and entertainment venues, as well as health and fitness facilities. Read More
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Northbrook was in the news in late 2021 when a luxury store at Northbrook Court was targeted with merchandise thefts. Despite these dramatic events, actual crime statistics indicate that Northbrook continues to be a very safe community overall. In addition, the Northbrook Police Department is investing in new technology to help with both crime deterrence and investigation. Chief Christopher Kennedy shares his perspectives on the amount and type of criminal activity in Northbrook, and how business owners can best protect themselves. Read More
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Redevelopment Possibilities Abound in Northbrook
Village Trustees recently discussed a Cook County 6b tax incentive application for the redevelopment of one of Northbrook’s largest available commercial properties. Panattoni Development Company is hoping to receive the 6b for new construction at 4000 Commercial Avenue, currently owned by Walgreens. Read More
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The future of Francesca’s Hole in the Wall and the neighboring Next Door Bistro is in question as the owners of the restaurants’ site have put the property up for sale. Read More
An ad hoc committee of three Village trustees will make recommendations for improvements to downtown Northbrook.The committee will look at next steps and funding for improvements. Read More
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The Chamber, in partnership with the Village of Northbrook, presented a revved-up local shopping campaign this holiday season, featuring as its centerpiece a Shop Northbrook Pledge contest with an eye-catching $500 prize. The contest theme was inspired by Village President Kathryn Ciesla’s suggestion that residents should pledge to support local businesses during the holiday season.
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Register Now! Annual State of the Village Address Jan. 26
Prepare for the new year with a comprehensive review of top local issues from Northbrook Village President Kathryn Ciesla as she presents the Annual State of the Village address on January 26. This luncheon event at the Renaissance Chicago North Shore Hotel connects the business community and Village leadership for an informative, interactive discussion. Read More
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As we approach the start of a new year, I’m honored to be taking on a new role as Chair of the Chamber’s Board of Directors. I feel fortunate to inherit a strong organization, superbly managed by a dedicated and talented staff, and supervised by a committed Board of Directors. Read More
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COVID Policy: Advance registration with proof of vaccination is required for all in-person programs. Masks are required for all attendees at indoor events regardless of vaccination status. In-person events may shift to virtual if safety conditions warrant; watch emails for updates.
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Now Virtual!
Fri., Jan. 7, 7:30 a.m.
via Zoom
Mon., Jan. 10 & 24,
3:30 p.m. via Zoom
Get to know your fellow members in productive small group conversations about business trends and successful strategies.
Wed., Jan. 12, 11:45 a.m.
Chamber Office
$20 Members, $25 Guests
Diana Garcia, Express Employment Professionals, shares tips on how to attract talent to your company and answers your questions about hiring strategies. A box lunch is included in your registration. Advance registration and proof of vaccination required; space is limited.
Sheraton Chicago Northbrook Hotel
Thurs., Jan. 20, 5:00 p.m.
Complimentary for members, $25 for guests
Enjoy relaxed networking with appetizers, drinks, and raffle prizes as you discover the many amenities of this recently remodeled hotel near Willow Festival. Advance registration and proof of vaccination required; space is limited.
Renaissance Chicago North Shore Hotel
Wed., Jan. 26, 11:45 a.m.
See main story. Advance registration and proof of vaccination required; space is limited.
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Chamber Holiday Office Hours
The Chamber staff is working remotely until January 3 and the office is closed. If you require in-person assistance, please call (847) 498-5555 for an appointment to meet a staff member at the office.
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