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Included was a tour of Friulmac’s facility in Pavia di Udine, where the production of machinery for flooring, doors and other applications takes place.

Two door coupes are a pain to live with unless you have no need for the back seat, and I’m led to believe that there are some who aren’t enchanted by the RS 4 Avant’s epic cool factor.

The growing chain says it lets customers "express themselves." It has a few other Chicago area locations, including in the Woodfield Mall and Chicagoland Premium Outlets.

While it’s a good rule of thumb that you can do this on a steady motorway cruise, it was mighty impressive to do it along the flowing country route with regular climbs and overtaking.

HOODS RESTAURANT, 1651 S State Hwy K Bois D Arc, Mo. 01/23/2019 – Reinspection; The refrigerator was running 37 degrees F and another replacement unit to be brought in tomorrow according to staff. Priority Violations Found: 0. Nonpriority Violations Found: 0.

So it shouldn’t be that surprising that the Family Video at 1208 E. 45th Ave. in Griffith is closing. It’s the one by the big yellow Griffith water tower and the Griffith/Black Oak branch of the Lake County Public Library.

"Whether it’s berries or lettuce or grapes, we’re all scrambling for labor availability," said Scott Komar, senior vice president of R&D at U.S. berry producer Driscoll’s.

“… we have found that, even with the advent of tube readers and similar devices, it is imperative to have poka-yoke fixturing on the shop floor. The envelope tolerance concept, whether in a full-contour or more open pin style, is the best means to verify quality.”

Zygmunt Dyracz and Lela Headd Dyrkacz, who own the acclaimed Chopin Theatre in Chicago’s trendy Wicker Park neighborhood, want to see the 1,400-square-foot building a few blocks from the beach become a community gathering place again. They moved from Chicago to Miller in search of some quiet after having kids.

The hibachi grill that also served Asian food, fried chicken and fish in a strip mall in downtown East Chicago has permanently closed after opening in 2016.

According to the Regency Centers website, it will occupy 2,338 square feet and replace Meatheads, which closed in January after a four-year run.