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On Nov. 19, 2013, the same day an article about Esteviz’s arrest was published by the Tribune, Moreno contacted DCFS and said Esteviz no longer wanted his name associated with the day care center “because he was looking into other business ventures,” the report states. DCFS told Moreno that Esteviz needed to send the agency a letter saying he wasn’t interested in applying for a day care license.
American Place is currently hiring table game dealers, pit managers and slot machine technicians, as well as slot supervisors, hosts, warehouse personnel, food and beverage workers, security officers, human relations staff, a marketing administrator, people to handle surveillance and more.
Separately, the Lake Forest, Illinois-based company said it swung to a quarterly loss of $35 million, or 42 cents a share. The adjusted loss totaled $10 million. Revenue declined 6% year-over-year to $4.39 billion as the entire automotive industry grappled with a crippling shortage of computer chips.
At the Feb. 22 Skokie Village Board meeting, Janet Kaplan of Skokie urged the Village Board not to give final approval to clear the way for a Carvana 14-story glass building to be built next to the Harms Woods Forest Preserve. Many who spoke against the project feared the building’s glass curtain wall would kill birds. (Brian L. Cox / Pioneer Press)
Brian Hohmann, mechanic and owner of Accurate Automotive, in Burlington, Mass., attaches a diagnostics scan tool, center left, to a vehicle and a laptop computer, below, Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2022, in Burlington. The diagnostics scan tool sends information from the vehicle’s computer to the laptop so a mechanic can view information about the vehicle’s performance. Hohmann said most independent shops are perfectly capable of competing with dealerships on both repair skills and price as long as they have the information and software access they need. (Steven Senne/AP)
A pressman grabs a freshly printed paper off the press at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s printing facility in Maryland Heights, Mo. in this Nov. 11, 2008 file photo. The Post-Dispatche’s owner, Lee Enterprises efforts to repel a hostile takeover got a boost when a judge ruled the newspaper publisher could ignore two director nominations from the Alden Global Capital hedge fund. But Alden said it will press the fight by urging shareholders to reject two of Lee’s nominees for the board. (Jeff Roberson/AP)
People look at the charging technology from the Jeep Wrangler 4xe at the Stellantis booth during the CES tech show Thursday, Jan. 6, 2022, in Las Vegas. Automaker Stellantis said Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2022 that it made 13.4 billion euros ($15.2 billion) in its first year after it was formed from the merger of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and PSA Group. (Joe Buglewicz/AP)
The Ralph family, from left, Molly, 12, Jeff, Emily, 9, and Randi at their Vernon Hills home on Feb. 15, 2022. The family converted their dining room into a schoolroom to facilitate remote learning for Molly and Emily during the pandemic. Jeff and Randi are interested in selling the home and are debating whether to keep the room as it is or to covert it back to a dining room. (Chris Sweda / Chicago Tribune)
A fully electric Chicago Transit Authority bus pulls up to a charging station at Navy Pier on Feb. 22, 2022. A new CTA plan details the agency’s future conversion to all electric buses, including the estimated cost, timeline, and that the agency will focus on equity in converting to electric, prioritizing routes on the South and West sides. CTA currently runs 11 electric buses, all on the #66 Chicago Avenue route. (Erin Hooley / Chicago Tribune)
“What we’re looking to do here is have the ability, with a server inside of the auditorium, to deliver directly to the guest at their seat,” said Rob Novak, the vice president of concessions and food & beverage for Marcus Theaters. “Otherwise, the guest is going to have to actually get up, leave the auditorium, go out into the lobby, go up to the bar and order a drink.”