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2018-19 A R E A G U I D E
S E R V I N G T H E G R E A T E R
Hampshire, Burlington & Pingree Grove Areas
1 Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerce
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2 Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerce
Welcome to the
Hampshire Area
O n behalf of the Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerce board
of directors and members, welcome to our thriving and friendly
community!
Each year the Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerce puts this area
guide together to be a resource for both new and current members in
the surrounding area. We hope that the 2018-2019 chamber directory
will be of value and interest to you. Generous contributions from our
local member businesses/organizations have made this publication
possible. I want to extend special thanks to our advertisers and
contributors. The information included in this guide gives insight into
area history, events and is a resource of current chamber member
businesses/organizations that I encourage you to use frequently.
Here at the Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerce we work hard to
stick to our mission of building a vibrant and prosperous community
through business leadership and community partnerships. I am
honored to work alongside our dedicated board who share the same
vision, business growth and a healthy community environment.
The chamber serves as a resource for businesses/organizations and
an advocate for our businesses, members, and community. We are
the front door to the community where visitors, newcomers and
prospective developers receive their first impression of our area.
By working for businesses/organizations, supporting the community
and investing in the Hampshire area, we not only have a rich and diverse
history, but a bright and exciting future. The investment made by our
members contributes to the community’s economic development
efforts, business expansion opportunities and overall quality of life.
If you are not yet a member of the Hampshire Area Chamber of
Commerce I encourage to consider joining us today. Your membership
will help to continue our mission. We offer a variety of ways to
aid our members in growing their businesses/organizations and
engaging with members of the community. Please go to our website,
hampshirechamber.org for more information.
Please use this area guide to ensure that together we continue to grow
our vibrant and prosperous community. My door is always open and I
hope to have the opportunity to speak with you soon.
Cassandra Austin
Executive Director
Hampshire Chamber of Commerce
153 S. State St. • P.O. Box 157 • Hampshire, Il 60140
Phone: (847) 683-1122
E-mail: hampshirechamber@gmail.com
Website: www.hampshirechamber.org
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Important
Arbor Joe Phone Numbers
• Tree Pruning YEAR-ROUND SERVICE Police & Fire Department............................ Emergency 911
• Tree Removal ISA Certified Arborist
• Tree Cabling 10 Years Experience Burlington Fire Department
154 South St., Burlington
Non-Emergency........................................... (847) 683-2199
224-789-8773 • www.ArborJoe.com Craig Whyte, Fire Chief
Hampshire Police Department
215 Industrial Dr., Hampshire
Non-Emergency........................................... (847) 683-2240
Brian Thompson, Chief of Police
Hampshire Fire Department
202 Washington Ave., Hampshire
Non-Emergency........................................... (847) 683-2629
Bill Robinson, Fire Chief
Kane County Sheriff
37W755 Illinois Route 38, St. Charles
Non-Emergency........................................... (630) 232-6840
Donald Kramer, Sheriff
Pingree Grove Fire Department
14N026 Reinking Rd., Pingree Grove
Non-Emergency........................................... (847) 741-3151
Mitch Crocetti, Fire Chief
Some Things
JUST FIT
Pingree Police Department
1 Police Plaza, Pingree Grove
Non-Emergency........................................... (847) 464-4600
Shawn Beane, Chief of Police
Other Services
Ambulance Service...................................................... 911
Child Help Hotline................................... (800) 4-A-Child
Community Crisis Center........................ (847) 697-2380
Fox Valley Hospice................................... (630) 232-2233
PACE Dial-A-Ride..................................... (847) 931-6755
Hospitals
With No Minimum Balance and Secure Mobile Centegra Hospital
Payments, our Totally Free Checking Account fits 10400 Haligus Rd., Huntley......................... (224) 654-0000
your life.*
Presence St. Joseph’s
77 N. Airlite St., Elgin................................... (847) 695-3200
hbtbank.com Northwestern Memorial/KishHealth System
888-897-2276 1 Kish Hospital Dr., DeKalb.......................... (815) 756-1521
Advocate Sherman
*Totally Free Checking has $50 minimum opening deposit. If the account balance falls to
$0 for 45-days or more, the account will be closed. Not all checking accounts are free. 1425 N. Randall Rd., Elgin ........................... (847) 742-9800
4 Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerce
Inside
Area Guide
Your
Welcome to Hampshire...................................................... 3
Important Phone Numbers ................................................ 4
Inside Your Area Guide ..................................................... 5
Board of Directors ............................................................. 6
Awards & Sponsors ............................................................ 7
Chamber of Commerce Accomplishments......................... 7
Successful Mistletoe Market Returns ................................ 8
The 2018-19 Hampshire Area Chamber of
Village of Burlington .......................................................... 9
Commerce Area Guide is published by Shaw Media
Tuscany Woods attracts new residents to Hampshire...... 10 with the cooperation of the Hampshire Area
Places of Worship............................................................. 11 Chamber of Commerce.
Hampshire Events ............................................................ 12 Project Manager: Lisa Angel
Village of Hampshire........................................................ 14 Layout & Design: Allison LaPorta
Education ......................................................................... 16 Writers:
Kevin Trusty & Elizabeth Harmon
Petersen Fuels’ ................................................................ 17
HIstoric Park gets new Amenities..................................... 20
Cover Photography: Michael Turner
A resident of Hampshire. Michael loves taking photos throughout the area
Village of Pingree Grove ................................................. 22 to bring happiness into the hearts of community members. We thank him
for this years contribution to our area guide.
Community Numbers ...................................................... 24
Other Photographers: Michael Turner & Sandra Zmuda
Alphabetical Member Directory ...................................... 27
Member Directory by Category ....................................... 30 Articles are property of Shaw Media. No portion of
Hampshire Area Guide may be reproduced without
Advertising Index ............................................................. 34 written consent of the publisher.
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2018 HAMPSHIRE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Josh Austin Lisa Klein Rossow Sarah Santoria Debbie Donohue
President Vice President Secretary Past President
Caroline Toomey Kelly Meloy Brooke Schrieber Shay Grafer Cassandra Austin
Director Director Director Director Executive Director
Mailing Address: Office Location: hampshirechamber@gmail.com
P.O. Box 157 • Hampshire 153 S. State St. • Hampshire hampshirechamber.org
847/683-1122 fax: 847/683-1146
Petersen’s
Hampshire-Based Family Owned Business Since 1945
Petersen Fuels, Inc.
148 South State Street
Hampshire, IL
847.683.2188
Mill street station
261 Mill Street
Authorized
Credit Cards
24-Hour Fueling Facility
Petersen’s
sPee-D-MArt
Gasoline & Diesel “We Got It”
Hampshire, IL Open to the Public Corner of Route 72 & State Street
Hampshire, IL
BurlIngton oAsIs
Open 7 DAYS A WEEK
Hours: 847-683-3915
Monday - Saturday K-1 Kerosene • 24-Hour Pumps
Corner of Plank Road & Main Street 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Pet Food • Bird Seed • Lottery
Sunday 20# LP Cylinder Exchange • ATM
125 Plank Road • Burlington, IL 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Softener Salt • Coffee • Donuts • Soda
847.683.0920 Mueller Dairy Products
Health & Beauty Aids • Sandwiches
Gasoline • Diesel • K-1 Kerosene • 20# LP Cylinder Exchange • Convenience Store Groceries • Tobacco • Lawn Bags
6 Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerce
HAMPSHIRE CHAMBER
Thank you for your continued
OF COMMERCE
support of the Hampshire Area
2017 AWARD WINNERS
Chamber this past year.
Business of Through your support, the chamber has continued to grow.
We value the diversity of our members, collaborations for
the Year events, and outstanding support through sponsorships.
The integrity of our members has allowed us to
continuously improve our chamber.
SERVPRO of Elgin/NW
Kane County Our committees this past year have gone above and beyond
as we looked to adapt our events to the ever-changing
economy and community development. Through their
efforts, the chamber has been able to host and sponsor
events that bring businesses and the community together
Volunteer of in a variety of ways, and our well-defined goals continue to
be met.
the Year
Over the past year we have had many new volunteers step
Brooke Schrieber forward within the community both through businesses
and non-profits. Each of them has helped the chamber in
supporting our mission: Building a vibrant and prosperous
community through business leadership and community
THREE businesses at ONE location! partnerships. We rely on their continued support of the
44W481 US Hwy 20, Hampshire, IL 60140 President’s chamber and are thankful to each and every one of them.
ALL FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED!
Choice Award
Allen’s Corner
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TRUCKING, TOWING 847-683-2274
& REPAIR, Inc.
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847-683-2214
24 HOUR SERVICE AUTO GLASS REPAIR 847-68DINER
TOWING TO OR FROM
ANY POINT:
& REPLACEMENT
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ANY GLASS
Thank You to Our Sponsors
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Cars
M-F 5:30am-2:00pm
Trucks PLATINUM SPONSORS SAT 6:00am-2:00pm
GOLD SPONSORS
SUV’s
Semi’s
CLOSED SUNDAY
Buses
DINE IN or CARRY OUT
IN-SHOP OR
HEAVY TOWING
ON-SITE SERVICE DAILY SPECIALS!
& HAULING Good Grub,
LIFETIME Cozy Quarters,
THIRD GENERATION
GUARANTEE! Friendly Folks!
OWNERSHIP
PROUD TO BE HERE IN HAMPSHIRE!
SILVER SPONSORS
The Center for Collaborative
Counseling and Psychiatry
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SUCCESSFUL
Mistletoe Market
RETURNS
D By Kevin Trusty
eck the halls! December festivities will be here before you know it and the
second annual Santa’s Mistletoe Market will be making its triumphant return to
the Hampshire area in 2018. This will be a wonderful day full of seasonal fun that is sure
to get everyone in the holiday spirit!
Sponsored by the Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerce, Santa’s Mistletoe Market
debuted in 2017 and greatly exceeded all expectations. The event was a huge success
with over 1,000 people attending, and garnered great reviews from the community. This
year’s market will be much the same, repeating the one-day event format. The event is
slated for the first weekend in December.
The market hopes to meet and exceed last year’s number of over 100 craft and direct
sellers, with many great gifts, art, and hand-crafted items available for purchase. Food
vendors will also be on hand, along with kids’ games, photos with Santa Claus, and much
more. For more holiday cheer, Musical Owl, a popular music school in Hampshire, will
return to provide live music and entertainment throughout the day.
Complementing the craft and food vendors, there will be opportunities for businesses and
organizations to set up individual displays. Each participating business will also provide a
kids’ game or activity. Letters to Santa, letters to troops overseas, custom hot chocolate
stands, holiday coloring and crafts were among the highlights in 2017. This year, we look
forward to these, and even more creative ideas, for kids and families to enjoy.
Santa’s Mistletoe Market will again take place at Hampshire Middle School, located at
560 S. State Street in Hampshire.
Tickets to the 2018 Santa’s Mistletoe Market will be available at the door and are $3
for adults and $2 for children. Admission includes all games, activities, and photos with
Santa. A portion of proceeds from ticket sales will be donated back to the community,
with details to follow.
Further information about Santa’s Mistletoe Market, including sponsorship opportunities, can be found by visiting the
Hampshire Area Chamber’s website, www.hampshirechamber.org or by calling 847-683-1122.
8 Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerce
Burlington
T he Village of Burlington was incorporated in 1906 and is a Village with
a strong sense of community. Burlington marked its beginnings with a
tavern in 1840, a post office in 1846, a general store in 1847 and finally
incorporated in 1906. On the growth horizon are many opportunities for
Burlington. Burlington is a quaint, rural community interested in economic
development and has a positive image for growth while maintaining the “small-
town” character. Home of 26 businesses and 618 residents.
The Village has progressed with the alignment of Plank Rd and our first stop
light, the resurfacing of Main Street, and total reconditioning of the water
tower are three of the main improvements to the Village in preparation for
all potential growth. Growth is imminent; the Village of Burlington is looking
forward to those opportunities to expand while maintaining its “small-town’
character.
Elected Village Officials:
President Bob Walsh, Village Clerk Kimberly Tatu, Deputy Clerk Marilyn
Diede, Trustees: Jim Daffron, Ernie Jackson, Deb Twenhafel, John Totemeier,
Al Vonderlack and Mary Kay Wlezen.
Please visit the Village Website Director of Public Works:
for more information of Mark Wilkison
activities and elected officials.
For all inquiries: Contact the Community Events:
Village Hall at 847-683-2283. Open Air Market: Second Saturday starting June of 2018.
Independence Day celebration on July 3, 2018
Village Website: Burlington Street Dance on August 11, 2018
www.vil.burlington.il.us, Fall Fest is on September 9, 2018.
www.vil.electedofficials.il.us
Christmas coloring contest for See Saw Daycare Center held in December.
h a m p s h i re c h a m b e r. o rg 9
Tuscany Woods ATTRACTS NEW RESIDENTS
TO HAMPSHIRE
A
By Kevin Trusty
premiere, eye-catching community is on the rise in Hampshire, attracting
homebuyers with a peaceful, relaxing setting and lots of style.
Nestled away just off Route 72 near I-90, Route 20 and Route 47 sits the beautiful Tuscany
Woods subdivision. A thriving community that features four different duplex floorplans
in a calm, serene setting, the area is also near a multitude of dining, retail and recreation
spots.
The Village of Hampshire is thrilled to showcase the many attractive amenities and
multiple design options families can choose from in Tuscany Woods. Each home features
plenty of space and comfort without sacrificing any modern style elements. The
subdivision is pleasantly designed to be as inviting as it is tranquil. It’s also a great place
for kids and is located within Community Unit School District 300.
The actively-selling, single family homes in this burgeoning subdivision are just a part of
the dynamic, ongoing growth and development of the entire Hampshire area. Unit one is
just about fully completed and has been attracting young families from all over to enjoy
the spacious, stylish and relaxing atmosphere. Unit two of the subdivision is currently in
the planning stages, with further development projects in the works.
In addition to the great design and value of the homes themselves, residents and visitors
to Tuscany Woods will be in a prime location for many family-friendly activities and
attractions. Young couples and families are drawn to the area because of the subdivision’s
quiet setting, and also because it is conveniently bordered by major retailers and
restaurants on Route 47 and Randall Road. Outdoor enthusiasts and explorers will enjoy
a key bonus feature that Tuscany Woods provides close access to the Kane County Forest
Preserves, Seyller Park and the newly renovated Bruce Ream Memorial Park. These
recreational locales are part of the Hampshire Park District, and offer many wonderful
opportunities for leisure, exercise, entertainment and community or private gatherings.
Find additional information about building options, details on amenities, nearby schools and photos of the Tuscany Woods subdivision at
www.calatlantichomes.com/find-your-new-home/5-chicago/7504-tuscany-woods.html or by calling 847-683-7052.
10 Hampshire Area Chamber of CommercePlaces of Worship Hello,
Faithway Baptist Church
neighbor!
195 Washington Ave., Hampshire............ (815) 321-9366
First United Methodist Church
207 E. Grove. Ave., Hampshire................. (847) 683-2598
St. Charles Borremeo Catholic Church Taylor Maciaszek, Agent Please stop by and say, “Hi!”
2401 W US Highway 20, Suite 109
297 E. Jefferson Ave., Hampshire............. (847) 683-2391 Pingree Grove, IL 60140 I’m looking forward to serving
Bus: 847-792-1969 your needs for insurance and
taylor.maciaszek.frpj@statefarm.com
St. John’s Lutheran Church financial services.
13N535 French Rd., Hampshire ............... (847) 683-2338 Like a good neighbor,
State Farm is there. ®
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church at N. Plato CALL ME TODAY.
43W301 Plank Rd., Hampshire................. (847) 464-5721
Trinity Lutheran Church
135 Terwilliger Ave., Hampshire............... (847) 683-2238
Zion United Methodist Church
157 W. Jefferson Ave., Hampshire............ (847) 683-2430
1001013.1 State Farm, Home Office, Bloomington, IL
Come Join Us!
St. John Lutheran Church
“Eternal Life By Grace Through Faith in Christ”
Sunday Worship - 8:00 AM & 10:30 AM
Family Education Hour 9:15 AM
(September through May)
Sunday Worship - 9:00 AM & Wednesday - 7:00 PM
(June through August)
Noiz & Ignite Youth Group
Sunday Afternoon - 3-5 PM
The Home of LCC Comfort Dog Adeena.
Follow Adeena and Us on Facebook!
13N535 French Road
Burlington, Illinois 60109
847-683-2338
www.stjohnlutheranchurch.com
stjohnlutheran@foxvalley.net
h a m p s h i re c h a m b e r. o rg 11HAMPSHIRE
Events
March
Home and Business Expo
Hampshire Middle School, hosted by the chamber
This is a great event that is designed to showcase area businesses.
Whether you are a business owner, employee, potential customer-
or just want to check out what is happening in our region-the
Hampshire Chamber Home & Business Expo is for you! Don’t miss
this opportunity to network with hundreds of others and check
out what our region has to offer! This event includes food, fun
family events, entertainment, and door prizes!
June
Summer on State
downtown Hampshire on State Street,
hosted by the chamber
The event will consist of business/organization sponsored carnival
activities, interactive DJ, food trucks, sneak peek of our farmers
and outdoor market, cookie baking contest, basketball shooting
contest, 50/50 raffle and more. Our chamber members will have
the opportunity to engage with the community in a fun, relaxing
atmosphere. Join us for an evening of family fun!
12 Hampshire Area Chamber of CommerceFarmers and Outdoor Market
Hampshire Commons parking lot
hosted by the chamber
Open every third Saturday of the month from June 16-October Hampshire Area Chamber
20, this market offers the surrounding community a place to Appreciation Luncheon
pick up local produce, shop for one of a kind gifts and engage Hosted by the chamber
with other members of the community. The chamber has The annual Hampshire Chamber Christmas Appreciation
created collaborations with several businesses/organizations Luncheon is a great opportunity to celebrate the
to provide additional monthly family fun entertainment accomplishments of local and surrounding area businesses, while
for everyone from tethered hot air balloon rides, touch-a- recognizing the volunteers and sponsors that help make the
truck,and so many more. Be sure to check it out monthly as chamber events and programs a success!
items available will be constantly changing.
August
Coon Creek Country Days
State Street, near Allen Road in Hampshire, hosted by HCCCD
committee Service Above All The Rest!
Suds and Fun Car Show
Seyller Memorial Park, hosted by Suds and Fun Car Show Which Betty do you know? Fox Valley O
962 S. Randa
St. Charles, I
Proud LIFETIME Resident of Kane County
September Multi-Million Dollar Sales Producer for Baird and Warner
Hampshire Area Chamber Golf Outing Founder of “Your Charity of Choice” (part of every
hosted by the chamber commission goes to my client’s Charity of Choice.)
This year’s 18 hole event will be held at the beautiful Blackstone Kane County Election Judge
Golf Club. Come out and enjoy an afternoon of golf, games, Plato Township Cemetery Trustee
raffles, and fun. This annual event includes lunch, 18 holes of Wedding Officiant
golf, use of the range, drinks for purchase throughout the day, Cake Designer
appetizers, awards and prizes.
Wouldn’t you put your trust in Betty, who has lived her whole
December life in Kane County, with all of your real estate needs?
Santa’s Mistletoe Market Betty Ebert-Rylko
Hampshire Middle School, hosted by the chamber
Broker
A community friendly holiday event featuring visits with
630.345.7762 Direct
Santa, games and activities sponsored by local businesses/
630.669.5295 Cell
organizations, food, and shopping for all your holiday needs.
Betty.Rylko@BairdWarner.com
This event is quickly becoming one of the chamber’s most
BettyRylko.BairdWarner.com
loved events as it caters to all age groups. Be sure to read the I am just a phone call, text or email away!
article about this event in the area guide. If your property is currently listed, please disregard this solicitation. Information provided is not guaranteed and subject to
change and withdrawal without notice. Source: Agent Metrics Information not guaranteed. © 2017 - 2018.
h a m p s h i re c h a m b e r. o rg 13H ampshire
N ewly elected trustees Christine Klein, Ryan Krajecki and Erik Robinson were
sworn in at the May 4th 2017 Village of Hampshire Board meeting. They,
along with veteran trustees Toby Koth, Jan Kraus and Mike Reid, Jr., have been
working together alongside Village President Jeff Magnussen and the dedicated
village staff to make Hampshire the best it can be.
We have worked together to refocus our energy to make Hampshire more
business friendly, thanks in part to our Business Development Commission. Since
committee’s inception last spring, the Village of the BDC has been busy at work
laying the foundation to drive new business growth for our entire town. As we
continue to focus on new and existing development opportunities throughout
the village, we would like to invite you to give your opinions and preferences for
future business development specific to our downtown. Our goal is to have as
Please visit the Village Website
for more information of much feedback on what types of businesses and services you would like to see so
activities and elected officials. we can work toward that goal.
We want every resident and business to be proud to a part of the fabric that
For all inquiries: Contact the makes up our community and always seek input from as many people as possible
Village Hall at (847) 683-2181. for the businesses and services residents want and will support in Hampshire. This
even includes those that may not live in Hampshire, but visit on a frequent basis.
Village Website:
www.hampshireil.org
History of Hampshire
Originally known as Henpeck, the Village of Hampshire began when Zenas Allen of
Vermont became its first settler in 1836. From 1837 to 1845 Henpeck existed along
the Chicago – Galena Stagecoach Trial at Old State (Route 20), Big Timber, and Brier
Hill Roads. Hampshire Township was organized in 1845, and the village’s name was
changed to Hampshire. In 1876, the village relocated so that it could be along the
line. Hampshire was officially incorporated that same year with Samuel Rowell as its
first village president. In 1893, the farming community grew to become the second
largest milk – producing and shipping station in Illinois. Residents have served in
the Civil War, and during World War II, Hampshire was chosen for a prisoner of war
camp for 250 German soldiers who worked at the Inderrieden Canning Company.
14 Hampshire Area Chamber of CommerceHAMPSHIRE ELECTED OFFICIALS COMMUNITY PROFILE
HAMPSHIRE, IL STATS ILLINOIS
Population 6,436
Median Age 34.8
Married 67%
Male/Female Ratio 0.9:1
Speak English 88%
Speak Spanish 8%
Jeff Magnussen - Village President
JMagnussen@HampshireIL.org Median Household Income $87,578 $56,853
Term Expires May 2021 Median Home Price $221,858 $190,800
Average People Per Household 3 2.6
Unemployment Rate 1.8% 6.6%
ETHNIC COMPOSITION
White 87.05%
Hispanic 12%
Asian 1.8%
African American 0.81%
Christine Klein - Village Trustee Toby Koth - Village Trustee Other 1.1%
CKlein@HampshireIL.org TKoth@HampshireIL.org
Term Expires May 2021 Term Expires May 2019
HAMPSHIRE SCHOOLS
Average Test Scores 89% 82%
Student Teacher Ratio 24:01 18:01
DISTANCE FROM HAMPSHIRE TO:
Chicago O’Hare International Airport 52 Miles
Chicago Midway Airport 60.5 Miles
Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport 93.3 Miles
Big Timber Road Metra Station in Elgin, IL 13 Miles
Ryan Krajecki - Trustee Jan Kraus - Village Trustee
RKrajecki@HampshireIL.org JKraus@HampshireIL.org Chicago, IL 54.8 Miles
Term Expires May 2021 Term Expires May 2019 Rockford, IL 39.2 Miles
Elgin, IL 16 Miles
St. Charles, IL 21 Miles
DeKalb, IL - Northern Illinois University 21.3 Miles
Huntley, IL 11 Miles
Algonquin, IL 18 Miles
Schaumburg, IL - Woodfield Mall 33.3 Miles
Arlington Heights, IL 36 Miles
Lake Geneva, WI 42 Miles
Mike Reid - Village Trustee Erik Robinson - Village Trustee Milwaukee, WI 97 Miles
MReid@HampshireIL.org ERobinson@HampshireIL.org
Term Expires May 2021 Term Expires May 2021
Hampshire Fire Protection As public servants we
District is proud in our will strive to provide
ability to provide many the best fire and E.M.S.
services to the communi- services possible while
ty and those visiting. The maintaining the highest
Fire Prevention Bureau is level of professionalism
very active in providing
services to the business-
OUR FAMILY PROTECTING
es and residents with in
the district YOURS SINCE 1931
h a m p s h i re c h a m b e r. o rg 15Education
School District #300
Hampshire Elementary School Hampshire Middle School
321 Terwilliger St., Hampshire 560 S. State St., Hampshire
(847) 683-2171 (847) 683-2522
Gary D. Wright Elementary Hampshire High School
1500 Ketchum Rd., Hampshire 1600 Big Timber Rd., Hampshire
(847) 683-5700 (847) 792-3500
Cambridge Lakes Charter School
900 Webster Blvd., Pingree Grove
(847) 464-4300
School District #301
Howard B. Thomas Central High School
44W575 Plato Rd., Hampshire, IL 60140 44W625 Plato Rd., Burlington, IL 60109
(847) 464-6008 (847) 464-6030
Central Middle School
44W303 Plato Rd., Burlington, IL 60109
(847) 464-6000
Other Schools & Daycares
His Grace Christian Academy St. Charles Borremeo School
220 Keyes Ave., Hampshire 288 E. Jefferson St., Hampshire
(847) 683-7780 (847) 683-3450
Little People Play Time/Park District St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
441 E. Jefferson St., Hampshire The Little Saints Preschool
(847) 683-2690 43W301 Plank Rd., Hampshire
(847) 464-5134
Higher Education
Elgin Community College Judson University
1700 Spartan Dr., Elgin 1151 N. State St., Elgin, Il 60123
(847) 697-1000 (847) 628-2500
16 Hampshire Area Chamber of CommercePetersen Fuels’
HAMPSHIRE ROOTS RUN THREE GENERATIONS DEEP
L
By Elizabeth Harmon
ifelong Hampshire resident Les Petersen’s roots run deep in the area. Born and
raised here, Les is the owner of Petersen Fuels, and is proud to be one of four
generations of Petersens doing business in the community. The evolution of the Petersen
family’s businesses mirrors the growth and change of Hampshire itself, from farm town to a
growing community, attracting new families who want access to Chicago and the booming
Fox Valley suburbs, while still enjoying the fresh air, open space and friendly, small-town
atmosphere.
Through it all, the Petersen family has been there.
Les’ great-grandfather, Fred Petersen, a German immigrant, opened a meat market in
Burlington in the 1920s. Fred’s son, Fredrick Christian Petersen, moved to Hampshire and
sold insurance. F.C. and his wife, Helen “May” Petersen, had a son, Maynard. Maynard
enjoyed repairing radios, and after graduating from Hampshire High School, became an
electrician, first for a local canning company, then for residences and farms that were first
installing lights. That led to a job selling electrical pumps to farms that were moving away
from hand-pumped wells. As more farms around Hampshire embraced modern technology,
Maynard saw an opportunity and, in 1945, started the Petersen Propane Company.
As young men returned from the war to their family farms, Petersen Propane grew at a
steady pace. By the mid-1950s Maynard saw another opportunity and decided to expand
into the fertilizer business. In 1955, he began supplying farmers with anhydrous ammonia
82% nitrogen fertilizer. In 1960, he added dry farm fertilizer, and in 1961, he added tank
wagon delivery of refined fuels and heating oil.
As the business grew, so did the Petersen family.
Maynard and his wife Genevieve had two children, Les and Melanie. Les, born in 1944,
inherited a love of working on cars from his father. “As a teenager, I wanted to be a junk
man. I liked to buy old cars and scrap them,” he said. “We had room for this work and the
necessary tools because of being in the propane business, and I was always interested in
anything automotive.”
h a m p s h i re c h a m b e r. o rg 17After he graduated from Hampshire High also take them to the Northern Illinois Steam
School in 1962, where he served as the Club Show every year,” he said.
basketball team manager, Les joined the Les and his father also enjoyed working
family business full time. In 1964, the on cars, and together, assembled a Ford
Petersens bought the Hampshire Feed Model T. “There are parts from at least 37
Mill. “At that time, this was still very much different cars in that one car. We traveled to
a farming community, with lots of farms four different states to find all the parts we
raising livestock,” Les said. needed to restore it,” he said.
In 1965, Les joined the Army, and spent In 1973, the Petersens moved their business
17 months in Thailand, working in from a State Street building (located at what
communications. While in the military, he is now the First American Bank parking lot),
began corresponding with Phyllis Struck, to their current office at 148 S. State Street,
a high school friend, who had returned to which had been one of the downtown
Hampshire after college, and was working grocery stores. They remodeled and added a
as a teacher. The two began dating after large showroom, where they sold household
Les returned home in 1967, and in 1968 appliances. “My father had sold appliances
they were married. The couple had two in the past, but that business waned as
daughters, Cori and Christine, both of whom he got busy with other things. I liked the
still live in the area with their families. business, and wanted to get back into it,
The family enjoyed traveling together; not only selling appliances but also repairing
especially spending time at the summer them. It grew out of my love for anything
cottage Maynard and his father built in mechanical,” he said.
Door County, Wisconsin. Les was active In 1979, Maynard and Genevieve opened a
in the community, serving the Hampshire hardware store, Petersen’s Town & Country,
Fire Department as a volunteer firefighter. on the site of an old gas station at the corner
He also joined the Northern Illinois Steam of State Street and Route 72 in Hampshire.
Power Club, an interest that continues today. Maynard, a former electrician, did the wiring
“We’ve used one of our steam engines for for the store, and the Petersens used the old
the Corn Boil in Hampshire since 1983. We service station’s tanks and pump island to
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18 Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerceoffer full service gas. Between the hardware along with Burlington Oasis, kerosene, pet
store and gas station, the appliance business foods, and propane cylinders among many
and the propane business, it was a busy time other convenience store items. Pete’s Castle
for the Petersen family. “I helped wherever I is known for its 26 flavors of ice cream, from
could to make it successful,” Les said. the Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream in Madison,
Wisconsin.
When Genevieve retired as the office manager,
Phyllis left teaching and took over, working full- Les’ daughter, Corrine Petersen-Cork, manages
time for the family business. In 1980 the family Pete’s Castle in Genoa and supervises the other
purchased another service station, Gustafson two stores.
Oils, which was the local Mobil dealer in In addition to the convenience stores, Petersen
Hampshire. In 1986, on a family vacation with Fuels still owns and operates a stand-alone
their daughters to the Grand Canyon, Les and gas station and a 24-hour commercial fueling
Phyllis noticed that many gas stations had facility on Mill Street in Hampshire. In 2017,
convenience stores attached, and decided Les was honored by the Burlington Business
to give the idea a try in Hampshire. They Council as its Citizen of the Year.
converted the full service gas station at the
Town & Country to a convenience store, and The Petersen family’s success has come from
opened the Spee-D-Mart in 1987. hard work, support for each other, and also
from being responsive to new opportunities as
The store was a big hit in Hampshire. “We the area has grown and changed.
were open seven days a week, and Sunday was
always a big day for us because the only grocery “Forty or fifty years ago, almost all the farms
store in town was closed,” said Les. in the area had livestock. Now there’s little
livestock in the area, and fewer small farms,”
A few years later, they opened another Les said. “We’re more consumer focused, but
convenience store, the Burlington Oasis, and still take pride in serving the community. Our
in 1997; they added a third convenience store, friendly, attentive employees have helped to
Pete’s Castle, in Genoa. The stores carry develop a fine customer base for us. Stop in at
nationally known fuel brands: BP in Burlington any one of our locations and say hi!”
and Hampshire, Marathon in Genoa. Spee-D-
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h a m p s h i re c h a m b e r. o rg 19Historic park
GETS NEW AMENITIES
V By Kevin Trusty
isitors to the historic Bruce Ream Memorial Park in Hampshire will
notice a much different look and feel to their surroundings these
days. Folks around the area who are looking for a great place to spend
some quality leisure time, have a relaxing group outing, or simply get some
outdoor exercise, will welcome the new features that will enhance the long-
time recreation spot.
The newly renovated park promises to be a serene, engaging and enjoyable
place for families, outdoor enthusiasts or even those just out for a pickup
game of basketball or volleyball. The renovations to the park have been well
over a year in the making and the completed efforts surely will be something
to behold. Various planning stages were completed prior to the step-by-step
construction and development. Work will be finished in time to celebrate
the 70th anniversary of the park in 2018.
Several initiatives were launched to help support the extensive renovations.
During the initial planning stages, the Hampshire Park District was the
proud recipient of a sizeable OSLAD (Open Space and Land Acquisition and
Development) grant from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources in
2016. In addition, the Kane County Riverboat grant and other investments
for equipment and services amounted to over $850,000 being put toward
20 Hampshire Area Chamber of Commercethe renovation of the park. As a result, visitors can expect
many new features and improvements that will enhance the
safety, accessibility and atmosphere of the park. The list of new
enhancements will include the following:
• Brand new state-of-the-art playground equipment
• Newly designed full-court basketball court
• Bankshot and pickleball courts
• Sand volleyball court
• Shared-use path with multiple fitness stations
• Sled and exercise hill
• Brand new splash pad
• Updated sitting area with picnic tables
• Improvements to the soccer field turf
• Improvements to the parking lot
• Improvements to the landscaping
The nature-themed Bruce Ream Memorial Park is located at 333 W.
Jefferson Street in Hampshire and will serve as a perfect location
for residents to host parties, cookouts, outdoor gatherings and
even private/corporate meetings and outings.
For more information about Bruce Ream Memorial Park, and to
access rental applications, visit the park district’s website at www.
hampshireparkdistrict.org/content/bruce-ream-memorial-park
or call the Parks & Facilities office at 847-683-2690.
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h a m p s h i re c h a m b e r. o rg 21Pingree Grove
T he Village of Pingree Grove is growing! Nestled between routes 47,
72 and 20, the Village of Pingree Grove has expanded from a quaint
little hamlet of 50 homes to a bustling community of over 3,000 homes!
For the past four years, we have issued an average of 295 new residential
construction permits per year, and the outlook for continued growth remains
high for years to come. Population estimates for cities and towns provided
by the U.S. Census Bureau indicate the Village of Pingree Grove has seen a
population growth of over 60% since the 2010 Census when our population
was 4,532. With a current estimated population nearing 7,500, we are
looking to expand our commercial and industrial base to provide jobs,
needed services, and local revenue to our community.
To spur this growth, the Village will be constructing a new Municipal Center
at the west intersection of Reinking Rd and Highland Ave. This center will
be home to the administrative offices and meeting rooms of Village Hall, the
Building Department, and the Public Works Department. Plans are set to
break ground in summer, 2018 with an anticipated move-in date by March,
2019. We are very excited about this new building and hope it will be a
symbol of pride and accomplishment for our residents as well.
With the help of many volunteers, our newly redesigned website, and other
social media outlets, Pingree Grove wants the world to know we are a great
place to grow a business, a family, and a community.
For all inquiries: Contact the Village Hall at 847-464-5533.
Village Website: www.villageofpingreegrove.org
22 Hampshire Area Chamber of CommerceBOARD OF TRUSTEES
May 5th, 2018
Touch-A-Truck
Typically held at the Cambridge Lakes Charter School, this
event draws hundreds of participants ready to touch the many
makes, models, shapes and sizes of trucks, cars, emergency
vehicles and construction equipment available to them. There
is always a silent time during the event for children with
sensitivities to lights and sounds.
BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Trustees: Amber Kubiak, Bernie Toomas,
June 14th – 16th, 2018 Brian Paszkiewicz, Bob Spieker, Tricia Dulkoski, Joe Hirschbein.
Community Wide Garage Sales FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Village Clerk Dawn Grivetti and Village
Every year around Father’s Day weekend, Pingree Grove puts President Steve Wiedmeyer.
out the welcome sign (and a lot of other good stuff too!) and
invites the public to the Community Wide Garage Sales. With CONTACT US
over 150 homes participating, who can resist! Phone: 847-464-5533 | www.pingreegrove.org
www.facebook.com/PingreeGroveIL
July 6th – 7th, 2018
Independence Day Celebration
This event takes place the weekend following the 4th of July
at the Cambridge Lakes Community ballfield complex. Live
music, food, and beverages will be available Friday night,
followed by family fun events, crafts/vendors, a parade, and
fireworks on Saturday. What a great way to continue our
celebration to honor Independence Day!
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December 1st, 2018
Annual Tree Lighting Celebration
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h a m p s h i re c h a m b e r. o rg 23COMMUNITY
Numbers
Hampshire
Hampshire Village Hall Hampshire Area Chamber of Commerce
234 S. State St., Hampshire..............................(847) 683-2181 153 S. State St., Hampshire..............................(847) 683-1122.
Jeff Magnussen, President Cassandra Austin, Executive Director
Hampshire Township Hampshire Park District
170 Mill Ave., Hampshire 390 South St., Hampshire.................................(847) 683-2690.
Jody Ramakel, Supervisor.................................(847) 683-9464 Laura Schraw, Executive Director
Rose Letheby, Assessor.....................................(847) 683-4480
Ella Johnson Memorial Public Library
Hampshire Public Works 109 S. State St., Hampshire..............................(847) 683-4490
234 S. State St., Hampshire..............................(847) 683-2064
Hampshire US Post Office
Dave Starrett, Street Supervisor
196 Washington Ave., Hampshire ...................(847) 683-2636
Eugene Morgan Wechter, Postmaster
Gilberts
Rutland Township
16N491 Powers Road, Gilberts...........................847-428-6560
Pingree Grove
Pingree Grove Village Hall Pingree Grove Public Works Dept.
14N042 Reinking Rd., Pingree Grove................(847) 464-5533. 14N042 Reinking Rd., Pingree Grove................(847) 464-5533.
Steve Wiedmeyer, President Pat Doherty, Director
Burlington
Burlington Village Hall Burlington Public Works
175 Water St., Burlington.................................(847) 683-2237 175 Water St., Burlington.................................(847) 683-2237
Bob Walsh, President Mark Wilkison, Director
Burlington Township Assessor Burlington Park District
374 S. Main St., Burlington...............................(847) 683-2555. 401 Park St., Burlington....................................(847) 826-4403
Debbie McKermit, Assessor Tom Trenkle, President
Burlington Township Supervisor Burlington US Post Office
374 S. Main St., Burlington...............................(224) 523-2344. 375 S. Main St., Burlington...............................(847) 683-3590
John Beach, Supervisor Barby Kay, Postmaster
24 Hampshire Area Chamber of CommerceIllinois Legislators
A Good Place to Live,
U.S. Senator Dick Durban, (D)
230 S. Dearborn St. # 3892, Chicago....................(312) 353-4952 A Good Place to Work
U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth, (D)
230 S. Dearborn St. # 3900, Chicago....................(312) 886-3506 W. R. MEADOWS, INC. is proud to be a part
of Hampshire, as it has been since 1969.
State Senator Karen McConnaughay, (R) 33rd Dist. This small, rural setting is versatile – it is a quiet,
130 Washington St., West Dundee.......................(847) 214-8245 friendly community for those who live here,
State Senator Dave Syverson, (R) 35th Dist. and has also provided a wonderful home
200 S. Wyman St., Suite 302, Rockford................(815) 987-7555 for businesses like ours.
State Senator Jim Oberweis, (R) 25th Dist. With its close proximity to a major
959 Oak St., Aurora..............................................(630) 800-1992 highway and railroad, Hampshire is
a convenient place for commerce.
U.S. Representative Randy Hultgren, (R) 14th Dist.
40W310 Lafox Rd. #F2, Campton Hills..................(630) 584-2734 Our company is proud to call this community
home to our corporate headquarters.
State Representative Mike Fortner, (R) 49th Dist.
153 Freemont St., West Chicago..........................(630) 293-9344
State Representative Robert W. Pritchard, (R) 70th Dist.
2600 DeKalb Ave., Sycamore................................(815) 748-3494
State Representative Keith Wheeler, (R) 50th Dist.
959 Oak St., North Aurora....................................(630) 345-3464
State Representative Steven Andersson, (R) 65th Dist.
127 S. 1st St. #294, Geneva..................................(630) 457-5460
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h a m p s h i re c h a m b e r. o rg 25St. Charles Borromeo
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Mass Schedule:
Saturday: 5:00 p.m.
Sunday: 7:30 & 10:30 a.m.
Mon., Tues. & Wed.: 8:30 a.m.
Assisted Living Staycation Memory Care Thursday: 6:30 p.m.
Studio & One-Bedroom Short-Term Respite Stay Studio Options Friday: 9:00 a.m.
Here, you’ll enjoy three restaurant-style meals served daily, weekly Summer Mass Schedule:
housekeeping and laundry services, options for on-site physical and June 3 to August 10, 2018
occupational rehab and medication assistance. Call for more info!
Friday Morning: 8:30 a.m.
All other times remain the same
Reconciliation:
Wednesday: 9:15 to 9:45a.m.
Saturday: 4:00 to 4:30 p.m.
School Office: 847-683-3450 - Grades PreK-8th
& Religious Education Office: 847-683-1536
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26 Hampshire Area Chamber of CommerceHAMPSHIRE
Chamber Members Alphabetical Directory
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Champion Paving................................. (847) 683-8383
ChiroPlus Family Health
Adams Collision Service....................... (847) 961-5409 and Wellness, SC......................... (847) 683-0077 Faithway Baptist Church...................... (815) 321-9366
Allen’s Corner Diner, Inc. ..................... (847) 683-4637 Community School District 300........... (847) 426-1300 Fifth Third Bank.................................... (847) 683-5430
Arbor Joe Tree Care LLC....................... (224) 789-8773 Compass Heating & Air........................ (630) 504-8688 First American Bank............................. (847) 683-2282
Country Financial - Josh Austin............ (847) 683-2100 First United Methodist Church............ (847) 683-2598
B Country Pride Restaurant.................... (847) 683-4550
Crown Community Development........ (630) 851-5490
Fredrick Funeral Home........................ (847) 683-2711
FulBuschel Farm and Produce............. (224) 523-9804
Baird and Warner Fox Valley................ (630) 377-1855
G
Baird and Warner Fox Valley
Realtor Betty Rylko...................... (630) 377-1855 D
Baird and Warner Real Estate, D Force Construction........................... (847) 989-7472 Getz’s Auto Body Repair...................... (847) 683-3790
Agent - Jill C. Van Riet ................ (224) 772-4086 D.C. Works, Inc..................................... (847) 464-4280 GG Salon............................................... (224) 802-9080
Berkshire Hathaway Davis Landcaping, Inc. ......................... (630) 816-0391 Glo-Bowl Fun Center/Trio Grille.......... (815) 568-2695
Stark Real Estate.......................... (847) 668-3774 Dental Care of Huntley......................... (224) 654-6920 Goebberts Pumpkin Patch and
Blackstone Golf Club............................ (815) 923-1800 DFE Business Consulting...................... (805) 233-2057 Apple Orchard............................. (847) 464-5952
BonTer Solutions.................................. (847) 453-3290 DJ Boom Blakz...................................... (847) 217-0065 Gustafson State Farm Insurance.......... (847) 792-1969
Bright Eyes Family Vision..................... (224) 569-1001 Dunkin Donuts..................................... (847) 683-7946
Buck Bros., Inc...................................... (847) 683-4440 H
Burlington Dental,
Todd Martin, DDS, PC.................. (847) 683-9812
E Hampshire Cleaners............................. (224) 218-1160
Edward Jones - Blake Starrenburg....... (847) 471-1838 Hampshire Coon Creek
Burlington Main Street Grill................. (847) 683-4281 Country Days, Inc........................ (847) 366-5656
Electromax, Inc. ................................... (847) 683-4100
Burlington/Hampshire Food Pantry..... (224) 400-7130 Hampshire Fire/EMS Association........ (847) 683-2629
Elgiloy Specialty Metals....................... (847) 683-0500
C
Elgin Community College..................... (847) 697-1000 Hampshire Lions Club.......................... (847) 683-2055
Elite Remodeling Group....................... (847) 705-9600 Hampshire Park District....................... (847) 683-2690
CalAtlantic Homes at Tuscany Woods... (847) 683-4200 Ella Johnson Memorial Public Library... (847) 683-4490 Hampshire Pet Resort & Spa................ (224) 218-1222
Cambridge Lakes Learning Center....... (847) 464-5300 Engineering Enterprises, Inc................ (630) 466-6700 Hampshire Pharmacy............................. 847-683-2244
Casey’s General Store.......................... (847) 683-9120 Evergreen Landscape........................... (847) 683-9933 Hampshire Township........................... (847) 683-9464
Centegra Health System...................... (877) 236-8347 Exemplar Financial-Dave Trowbridge.. (847) 845-3653 Hampshire Wildcats Youth
Center for Collaborative Counseling Express Employment Professionals..... (847) 426-0404 Football & Cheerleading............. (847) 683-4833
and Psychiatry............................. (847) 214-3651 Heartland Bank & Trust........................ (847) 683-4444
Century 21 New Heritage.................... (847) 683-2000
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Heritage Woods of Huntley & State Representative
White Oaks at Huntley................ (847) 669-5185 Robert W. Pritchard..................... (815) 748-3494
Herman, Scott, DDS............................. (847) 683-3464 Ohana Dollar Store.............................. (847) 683-9808 Super 8 Motel...................................... (847) 683-0888
Home Connection Charity................... (815) 970-1981 Old Second Bank.................................. (847) 683-3555 Sycamore Family Sports Center........... (815) 895-7407
Hurley & Volk Orthodontics................. (847) 289-8800 Old Starks Tavern................................. (847) 683-0014
HyperStitch, Inc.................................... (815) 568-0590
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I P Teves Physical Therapy......................... (224) 760-2822
Petersen Fuels...................................... (847) 683-2188 The Vintage Hammer........................... (847) 489-2370
i9 Sports............................................... (630) 454-5709 Pingree Smile Center........................... (847) 462-4330 Thirty One Gifts.................................... (847) 530-5672
Incredible Builders............................... (847) 683-1043 Presence Medical Group...................... (847) 888-3515 Tom Peck Ford of Huntley.................... (847) 669-6060
Puente’s Party Rentals......................... (847) 791-4490
J
Total Care Plumbing............................. (847) 683-7470
Traci Lynn Jewelry................................ (773) 513-9745
J&R Feeds............................................. (847) 683-4533
James Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram......... (847) 683-2424
R Travel Center of America..................... (847) 683-4550
Trees Unlimited, Inc............................. (847) 683-3802
Raynor Door Authority........................ (815) 654-0310
Jan Nohling Photography..................... (708) 951-2774 Red Ox Restaurant & Bar..................... (847) 683-2300 Trinity Lutheran Church....................... (847) 683-2238
JC Auto Glass, Inc................................. (847) 683-2274 Tuscan Sun Wine & Spirits................... (847) 683-7691
Reeko Promoz...................................... (847) 502-4640
K
Reliable Heating & Cooling, Inc........... (847) 893-9258
Karen’s Critter Care.............................. (847) 525-4640
RE/MAX Deal Makers........................... (847) 683-9200 U
Remke’s Garage, LLC............................ (815) 923-4182 United Way Of Elgin............................. (847) 741-2259
KishHealth Physical Therapy Center.... (847) 683-4358 Resource Bank..................................... (847) 792-8080
Kiss and Makeup with Melissa Kay...... (630) 310-6995
Knell Realty Group LLC......................... (847) 683-1000
Rivers Mexican Cantina & Grill............ (815) 784-2017
Robert Arthur Land Company.............. (630) 879-8703
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Van Vlissingen and Co.......................... (847) 634-2300
Krueger & Associates, Ltd.................... (847) 683-2500 Rosati’s Pizza........................................ (847) 683-1111
Village of Burlington............................ (847) 683-2237
L
Rotec Industries, Inc. ........................... (630) 279-3300
Village of Hampshire............................ (847) 683-2181
S
Village of Pingree Grove...................... (847) 464-5533
Liberty Mutual..................................... (630) 232-8100
Vince’s The Pizza People...................... (847) 683-7600
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Senator Karen McConnaughay Voluntary Action Center...................... (815) 758-3932
33rd District ................................ (847) 214-8245
Maile Entertainment & Events............ (224) 407-6516
Marengo Ridge Golf Club..................... (815) 923-4336
Serosun Farms...................................... (847) 683-4796
SERVPRO of Elgin/NW Kane County.... (847) 697-8500
W
W.R. Meadows, Inc.............................. (847) 683-4500
Mediacom Business............................. (630) 365-0151 Shadow Dreams................................... (630) 278-1719
Watcher Total Protection..................... (847) 440-5055
Medulla, LLC ........................................ (630) 560-5435 Shaw Media......................................... (815) 756-4841
William Ryan Homes -
Meyer Signs & Graphics....................... (847) 844-9880 Shine Salon & Dry Bar.......................... (847) 683-0000
Hampshire Highlands.................. (847) 995-8700
Midwest Tents & Events...................(877) 388-8368 x1 SIGN-A-RAMA...................................... (847) 783-4870
WS Hampshire..................................... (847) 683-4400
Morning Star Media Group.................. (815) 899-0150 St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church.. (847) 683-2391
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Musical Owl.......................................... (630) 487-6180
St. Charlles Borremeo School.............. (847) 683-3450
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St. John Lutheran Church..................... (847) 683-2338
Zion United Methodist Church............ (847) 683-2045
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church................. (847) 464-5721
NAPA Hampshire Auto Parts................ (847) 683-3000 Stanley Machining and Tool Corp........ (847) 426-4560
Nikos Tavern & Neighborhood Grill..... (847) 683-4980 Stark & Son Trenching, Inc................... (847) 683-2217
Nutriad ................................................ (847) 214-4860 State Farm Insurance-Monica Clark..... (847) 683-7400
Knell Realty Group, LLC
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