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AmazingRosemontMarch 2010

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Letter fromLetter fromLetter fromthe Mayorthe Mayorthe Mayor

I don’t know how you feel, but in Rosemont, we are waving goodbye to a very long winter and welcoming the warmth and sunshine of spring.

Many of you – some who work or live in Rosemont and others who come to visit us often – write in and call, asking us when we will begin planting the � owers that enhance the highway embankments, major arteries and public parks of Rosemont.

Though we would love to put them on display today, we are still more than a month away from planting season. The full displays will be in the ground in May.

In the meantime, we have just installed an attractive new series of street banners that depict life in Rosemont. They are visible along the major arteries that pass through town in-cluding the areas around the entrances of our major business, sports, entertainment and recreation venues.

There are seven different designs in the series, speci� cally calling attention to:

• Our premier tradeshow and meeting facility – the Donald E. Stephens Convention and Conference Center; the Rosemont Theatre, which is often the top choice of theatrical producers and promoters for presenting their Broadway shows, concerts and entertainment acts that come to the Chicago area;

• the Allstate Arena, Pollstar‘s #2 top arena in the U.S.A.;• Rosemont’s world famous water tower, on Higgins and River

roads;• the De Paul University Blue Demons (NCAA Division 1

men’s basketball);• the Chicago Wolves (AHL hockey), the Chicago Sky (Chicago

WNBA franchise) who will make the Allstate arena their home next season;

• the beautiful waterfall in Monument Park on Higgins and River roads;

• and fi nally, a design of some tempting cuisine, entitled, “Taste the Difference,” heralding Rosemont’s entire fi ne dining establishments.

When you are passing through Rosemont, keep your eye on the road, � rst and foremost. But when you get that car parked, look up at our attractive new banner displays along our streets and byways.

We hope you don’t just drive through Rosemont, though. Our doors are open and the welcome signs are there just for you. Whether you live or work here, whether you are a frequent visi-tor or a commuter who normally just passes through the village, or if you are total stranger and not at all familiar with Rose-

mont, it doesn’t matter: You have an open invitation to spend a weekend get-away at any of our top quality hotels, to relax and dine in any of our comfortable restaurants and � ne dining establishments, to attend any of the shows, events or sports at the Stephens Center, Allstate Arena and Rosemont Theatre, to stop by and tour our newly renovated Rosemont Health & Fitness Club and � nally, to enjoy our beautiful parks.

We are waving a different kind of banner at the Donald E, Stephens Convention and Conference Center, the Allstate Arena and the Rosemont Theatre. It has been a banner year so far at these facilities, where our staff members have been welcoming record crowds and sold-out events at their venues.

Major attractions are listed in the March calendar in this issue. All the information you will need to plan your visit is right here in Rosemont. There are so many opportunities for fun and relaxation this month that I will be practicing what I preach right away, making plans for my own family’s activi-ties this month.

We look forward to welcoming you to the Village of Rose-mont, Illinois. Together, we will shake off that winter chill and warm up for all there is to see and do here in Rosemont.

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By Christopher R. StephensDonald E. StephensConvention Center

Thank you!It has been

a very busy winter at the Donald E. Stephens Con-vention and Conference Center. Just last month, we welcomed � ve major trade and/or pub-lic shows to the Stephens Center.

We thank all of our friends and patrons who fought off the temptation to hole up during this winter -- that – just -- won’t -- end.

Thank you for breaking out, � nding the fun and interest-ing thing to do. We like to think some of those fun times were spent with us, here, in Rose-mont, Illinois.

We like to think that we set the stage for setting records, at least we did last month.

It’s been as hot as the Carib-bean in the Stephens Center– in terms of the popularity of last month’s shows and exhibits that many of you attended here.

In fact, I am proud to report that last month’s schedule of events attracted the largest number of guests ever at the Donald E. Stephens Convention and Conference Center.

Everyone could feel the excite-ment and enthusiasm consis-tently throughout each day the shows were open.

We are particularly proud of our staff and everyone who works at the Stephens Center for the outstanding accom-plishments they made here, in terms of both the quality and the quantity of the work they accomplished. We thank each and every one of them, but they can’t rest yet. Just like every-thing in the spring, the events and shows that are scheduled for March may produce many more.

We are expecting a large at-

tendance at America’s premier custom car show, O’Reilly Auto Parts World of Wheels Show, Friday, March 5 – Sunday, March 7, where every attendee will likely have the opportunity to see their all-time favorite model of car, or even many of their favorites from different times in their lives, and al that has to do with custom cars.

As much as Americans love custom cars, they love sports and everything having to do with team sports, athletes, sports celebrities, sports clubs and sport collectibles; they will � nd all these and some their favorite sports stars at the Sun-Times Sports Collectors Show, Friday, April 19 – Sunday, April 21. This show does a fantastic job of attracting a huge number of collectible dealers, plus many appearances by the most popu-lar and the most accomplished athletes.

Travel and Adventure Show is sure to be popular, due to the huge increase of popularity in extreme sports, just featured in the 2010 Olympic Winter Games that were just presented. It will be open for one day only, Saturday, March 20 - Sunday, March 21.

More detailed information about each one of the March events and many additional concerts, games and activities, please look at the March Events column and calendar.

We look forward to welcoming many of you back to Rosemont, and to the Donald E. Stephens Convention and Conference Center.

For those of you who have not yet attended a Rosemont event or tried the cuisine at a local restaurant, because the only thing we like more than making new friends, is welcoming back those whom we have known and served for many years.

The best part is when we thank you for being a fan of all there is to see and do in Rose-mont, Illinois.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day, and may you have a great start to a beautiful new season.

TRAVEL THE WORLDIN YOUR CLASSIC CAR

& DIG UP SPORTS COLLECTIBLES.WELCOME TO THE SHOW!

5555 North River Road, Rosemont, IL 60018

Visit www.rosemont.com or call 847-692-2220 for additional information.

UPCOMING PUBLIC EVENTS

MARCH 5-7WORLD OF WHEELS

MARCH 19-21SUNTIMES SPORTS SHOW

MARCH 20-21TRAVEL & ADVENTURE SHOW

APRIL 15-18INTERNATIONAL QUILT FESTIVAL

APRIL 20-21JEWELRY, FASHION & ACCESSORIES SHOW


Upcoming events in the Village of Rosemont

Mar‘10

With spring in the air, March is a wonderful time to be in Rosemont.

Possibilities abound this month, as Rosemont plays host to a mind-boggling array of sports and entertainment events, guaranteed to satisfy any visitor to the Donald E. Ste-

phens Convention and Confer-ence Center, the Allstate Arena or the Rosemont Theatre.

Whether toasting the “luck of the Irish” with St. Patrick’s Day specials at any of Rosemont’s � ne restaurants, planning a family spring break getaway at any of Rosemont’s great or exploring the World of Wheels, Collectibles or Travel & Adven-ture shows, there are plenty of opportunities guaranteed to capture the interest of every member of your family.

For families with preschoolers, there’s Storytime Live!; teens and ‘tweens will be riveted by Justin Bieber; while adults will surely thrill to the music of Ali-cia Keys and Michael Bublé, or the irreverent comedy of Chel-sea Handler and Ron White. And sports fans will cheer the DePaul Blue Demons and Chi-cago Wolves as they continue their seasonal play.

No one needs to trace the fam-ily ancestry back to County Ker-ry to experience all the luck and opportunities that this month holds in Rosemont. Whether you are a family looking to spend quality time together, an avid

collector or wandering spirit looking for your next travel ad-venture, divine inspiration is on the way right here in this issue of Amazing Rosemont.

The following calendar of Rosemont events for March, 2010, will not only help in the planning of any sports or en-tertainment events going on here this month, but may even spark a new idea or two. The only problem will be choosing between all the fantastic offer-ings—good luck!

DONALD E. STEPHENS CONVENTION AND CONFERENCE CENTER

5555 N. River RoadRosemont, IL 60018847.692.2220www.rosemont.com

O’Reilly Auto Parts World of Wheels Show

Friday, March 5through Sunday, March 7: General

Admission $16

Children 6-12 $5Children 5 & under FreeFriday 3:00pm-10:30pm; Saturday

10:00am-11:00pm; Sunday 10:00am-7:00pm

Chicago Sun-Times Sports Collectible Show

Friday, March 19 through Sunday, March 21:

Adults $10Children 7 and under FREE

Friday 5:00pm-9:30pm / VIP 4:30pm-9:30pm; Saturday 9:30am-5:00pm / VIP 9:00am-5:00pm; Sunday 9:30am-4:00pm / VIP 9:00am-5:00pm

Travel & Adventure Show

Saturday, March 20through Sunday, March 21:Adults on Site $15Children under 16 FREESaturday 10:30am-5:00pm; Sunday

11:00am-4:00pm

Allstate Arena6920 N. Mannheim RoadRosemont, IL 60018847/635-6601

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online at ticketmaster.com

Alicia Keys

Throughout her remarkable career, singer-songwriter and piano virtuoso Ali-cia Keys has won eleven Grammy Awards (including Best New Artist – 2002) and sold more than 30 million albums worldwide. Billboard magazine named her the top R&B artist of the 2000-2009 decade, establishing her as one of the best-selling artists of her time. Keys kicks off her “Freedom Tour” at Rosemont’s Allstate Arena on March 3. Joining her on the tour is singer-songwriter Robin Thicke. Wednesday, March 3, 7:30pm, $125, 85, 65, 49.50

Michael Bublé

Canadian crooner and two-time Grammy Award-Winner Michael Bublé has sold more than 20 million albums world-wide. Fresh from entertaining Olympics fans in his native Vancouver, Bublé brings his own breezy swing-style to the Allstate Arena on his Crazy Love tour on March 27. Saturday, March 27, 8:00pm, $95, 75, 49.50

DePaul University Blue Demon (Divi-sion I NCAA men’s basketball) schedule

The Blue Demons continue to be a favorite Chicagoland College basketball team. LET’S HEAR IT FOR THE BLUE DEMONS!

Tuesday, March 2 - DePaul vs. USF, 6:30pm, $35,30,25,20

Friday, March 5 - DePaul vs.. St. John’s, 7:30pm, $35,30,25,20

Chicago Wolves (AHL hockey) sched-ule

The four-time league champion Chicago Wolves currently lead the West Division. GO, WOLVES!

Saturday, March 6 - Chicago vs. Milwau-kee, 7pm, $33, 24, 17, 14, 9

Sunday, March 7 - Chicago vs. Lake Erie, 3pm, $33, 24, 17, 14, 9

Friday, March 12 - Chicago vs. Toronto, 7:30pm, $33, 24, 17, 14, 9

Saturday, March 13 - Chicago vs. Hous-ton, 7pm, $33, 24, 17, 14, 9

Saturday, March 20 - Chicago vs. San Antonio, 7pm, $33, 24, 17, 14, 9

Friday, March 26 - Chicago vs. Texas, 7:30pm, $33, 24, 17, 14, 9

Sunday, March 28 - Chicago vs. Texas, 3pm, $33, 24, 17, 14, 9

Rosemont Theatre5400 N. River RoadRosemont, Illinois 60018847/654-5400

Chelsea Handler: Chelsea Chelsea

Bang Bang

As one of the nation’s leading female stand-ups, Chelsea has performed to sold-out audiences at venues and festivals everywhere. Her comedy mixes fearless honesty, ironic riffs, and self-deprecations. She has been featured in the New York Times, W, People, and is a special guest columnist for Cosmopolitan magazine. Vanity Fair proclaimed her one of the “Queens of Comedy,” and she was named by Entertainment Weekly as one of the top 10 “Breakout Stars of 2008.” Her late night talk show, Chelsea Lately, is the highest-rated program on the E! Television Network. Wednesday, March 10, 8pm, $75, 59.50, 49.50

Nickelodeon Presents: Storytime Live!

Nickelodeon presents their newest, biggest, most exciting live show ever—STORYTIME LIVE! Come play along with your favorite preschool pals live on stage. Leap into Fairytale Land with “Dora the Explorer,” journey through Filthingham with “The Backyardigans,” hop into Won-derland with “Wonder Pets!” and join the Monkey King’s celebration with “Ni Hao, Kai-lan.” Hosted by Moose and Zee, Nick-elodeon’s musical adventure, STORYTIME LIVE features four of the top-rated pre-school shows on television today and is sure to be the hit show you and your fam-ily have been waiting for! Friday, March 12 through Sunday, March 14, $48, 38, 28, 18.50; Friday, 7pm, Saturday, 11am, 2pm, 5pm, Sunday, 11am, 2pm, 5pm

Justin Bieber

Fifteen year-old Canadian pop singer Justin Bieber became an overnight sensa-tion after being discovered on YouTube. His debut album, released in late 2009, sold more than a million copies in the U.S. within its � rst three months. He is the only artist in Billboard history to have four singles from a debut album chart in the Top 40 on the Hot 100 before an album’s release. He is also the � rst artist to have all songs from a single album to chart in the U.S. Hot 100. Wednesday, March 24 through Thursday, March 25; Wednesday, 7pm, $39.59, 29.50 (SOLD OUT); Thursday, 7pm, $39.59, 29.50 (SOLD OUT)

Ron White

Ron “Tater Salad” White is best-known as the cigar-smoking, scotch-drinking funnyman from “The Blue Collar Comedy” phenomenon. But with two Grammy nomi-nations, a Gold Record, two of the top rated one-hour specials in Comedy Cen-tral history, a book that appeared on the New York Times Best Seller List, and CD and DVD sales of more than 10 million units, Ron has established himself as a star in his own right. Saturday, March 27, 7:30pm, $43.75, 33.75

A RED CARPET WELCOME. A GLITTERING PERFORMANCE.

A NIGHT YOU’LL NEVER FORGET.

UPCOMING EVENTS

www.RosemontTheatre.com

For tickets call Ticketmaster at 800-745-3000go online to ticketmaster.com or visit the

Rosemont Theatre box office.www.rosemont.com

5400 North River Road, Rosemont, IL 60018

MARCH 10CHELSEA HANDLER

MARCH 12-14STORYTIME LIVE

MARCH 24-25JUSTIN BIEBER

MARCH 27RON WHITE

APRIL 9-10CELTIC WOMAN

APRIL 11CHELSEA HANDLER-2ND SHOW ADDED


Amazing Rosemont is intro-ducing a new monthly column this month, that will focus on

the success-ful corpo-rations, businesses and organi-zations that have been founded or established in Rosemont, grown con-secutively though the years, and look forward to continu-ous growth and success here.

Here is Amazing Rosemont’s � rst Busi-

ness Spotlight column.Lois LeMenager knows what

it takes to be successful. Since founding Rosemont-based Mar-keting Innovators in 1978, the � rm has grown to be one of the most respected performance im-provement companies and larg-est woman-owned businesses in the nation, and one of Chicago’s largest private � rms. Its incen-tive, marketing, recognition and

Motivation starts here in Rosemont

Marketing Innovators

Lois LeMenager

loyalty programs offer powerful, custom-designed solutions that engage and motivate employees, partners and customers toward a company’s goals.

Though Marketing Innova-tors now employs a staff of more than 50, with several locations across the United States, from Day One, the company has been based in Rosemont. LeMenager says she chose Rosemont for its very central location, proxim-ity to the airport, easy access to downtown Chicago.

“I wanted the best place for accommodating our clients,” says LeMenager. “Rosemont is a huge business hub that provides

small town attention to detail.” Most of Marketing Innovator’s

Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 clients are located throughout the U.S., offering LeMenager many opportunities to relocate her business. But Lois LeMe-nager remains loyal: “I always came back to Rosemont in the end. This is the best place to be.” She should know.

Marketing Innovators is located at 9701 W. Higgins Road, Rosemont, Ill.; they can be reached via phone at 800.543.7373, email at info@marketing innovators.com or visited on the web at www.mar-ketinginnovators.com.

“Rosemont is a huge busi-ness hub that provides small town attention to detail.”

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Bbbbbrrrrrrrrrrr..... A cold Rosemont morning along Willow-Higgins Creek. Soon enough, spring will blossom along the waterway.

ChEER WITh ThE CROWD& GET YOUR hEART RACING.

ENDULGE IN ThE ENTERTAINMENT.

www.allstatearena.com

6920 North Mannheim Rd., Rosemont, IL 60018For tickets call Ticketmaster at 800-745-3000

go online to ticketmaster.com or visit the Allstate Arena box office.

www.rosemont.com

UPCOMING EVENTS

MARCH 3ALICIA KEYS

MARCH 5DEPAUL VS. ST. JOhNS

MARCH 6WOLVES VS. MILWAUKEE

MARCH 7WOLVES VS. LAKE ERIE

MARCH 12WOLVES VS. TORONTO

MARCH 13WOLVES VS. hOUSTON

MARCH 20WOLVES VS. SAN ANTONIO

MARCH 21WOLVES VS. SAN ANTONIO

MARCH 26WOLVES VS. TEXAS

MARCH 27MIChAEL BUBLE

MARCH 28WOLVES VS. TEXAS

APRIL 6WWE SMACKDOWN


International Quilt Festival brings together displays,exhibitions, educational seminars & more

Quilters, assemble!

At the heart of any of the world’s most successful meet-

ing, tradeshows and convention facilities, is its master calendar and schedule which holds the facility’s most important infor-mation that could directly affect the success of any event. It may sound like a simple process, but there is nothing about it that’s easy. Dozens of factors can af-fect a show – from weather to the economy to industry-speci� c in� uencers. As the old saying goes, timing is everything.

One of the brightest most colorful marks that appears, every year, on the giant mas-

ter calendar and schedule that serves the Donald E. Stephens

Convention and Conference Center, indicates that a very special reservation has been con� rmed, speci� cally, for one major weekend in April. That one small marker is the mas-ter switch that sets myriad plans into motion, in order to welcome more than 20,000 exhibitors, attendees and other participants, from locations throughout the U.S.A. and from all over the world, including New Zea-land, Australia, Sin-gapore, Japan, and Switzerland, to meet at the Stephens Center and celebrate one of largest trade-shows and conven-tions of its kind –the International Quilt Festival/Chicago

2010, produced by Quilts, Inc.

The Stephens Center staff and the staff of Quilts, Inc., work to-gether as a uni� ed team, begin-ning at least a year in advance to ensure that the collection of quilts on display include the rarest, most beautiful and most valuable pieces from every era and many locations.

In Rosemont, the staff of the Stephens Center, is always ex-cited to see, visit and work with the many good friends whom staff members have gotten to know, through the years, as well as welcome the newcomers to the amazing displays, exhibi-tions, educational sessions and additional activities that com-prise the vast International Quilt Festival.

It may be no coincidence that the annual return of the robin coincides with the return of the quilters. While the birds ea-gerly search for their building supplies and start assembling their nest homes, quilters can’t wait to start combing the aisles of the festival, in serious pur-suit of a new designer pattern or a beautiful traditional fabric. Many determined quilters man-

One FREE AdmissionWith Coupon Good thru 3/29/10 JT

NEW INDOOR LOCATIONWOLFF’S FLEA MARKET

Opening 11/21 and 11/221775 N. Rand Rd., Palatine

Info: 847-524-9590 or www.wolffs.comSaturdays & Sundays 8am - 4pm In the Old Menards

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The expanse of the show ac-commodates so many exhibits, displays, presentations and educational events that quilters enter with con� dence, expecting to � nd that one unique item or idea that they haven’t been able to acquire anywhere else. They know that their treasured dis-covery will be the key to making a treasured creation unique and truly special.

The special quilt exhibit, that is the highlight of every show for many visitors, will be con-veniently located in the same hall with the booths, so that interested crowds are assured throughout the show.

Quilting festival participants will have the opportunity to learn all kinds of new A B C’s of their craft by taking advan-tage of two very inviting E’s: Education and Entertainment will provide the bait that will entice hundreds of eager stu-dents to the sewing classes that initiate the entire quilting curriculum, kick-off on Thurs-day night, April 15; those who expect to be ready to celebrate and party Thursday evening, won’t need to venture farther than the Stephens Conference Center, where revelers will be offered everything from lively cocktails to sophisticated wines, delectable samples of the � n-est cuisine from Rosemont’s top, world-famous restaurants, musical entertainment and good times at the International Quilt Festival/Chicago 2010 Preview Party, from 5 PM – 9 PM.

The entire festival, includ-ing all of its special exhibits, celebrity appearances, educa-tional offerings, presentations, booth displays and much more, will begin at 10 AM, on Friday, April 16, and continue until 3 PM, on Sunday, April 18, when

the entire production will close. Friday’s 10 AM opening time will be repeated on Saturday, April 17, and Sunday, April 18. The show’s hours on Friday and Saturday (the busiest days) will extend to 7 PM each night.

The International Quilt Festi-val/Chicago 2010, will command the attention of all those who are devoted to the craft and its realization in art, its historical development, the evolution of modern design, and, of course, the myriad materials and sup-plies that comprise everything that is about quilting. When quilt and quilting devotees ar-rive at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, their atten-tion will be captured instantly, by an exhibition and show so all-encompassing, that it utiliz-es nearly the entire center (just under one million square feet):

The latest fabrics, threads, supplies and materials and, break-through patterns will be exhibited;

The special quilt display that includes some of the most valu-able quilts on public display and many other unique items will be exhibited;

an educational schedule that is unabated and stretches from the very beginning to the very end of a celebratory weekend featuring the craft‘s most re-nowned experts, artists and celebrities.

For thousands returning quilt a� cionados, the familiar sound of a unison sweep, when the Stephens Center’s main doors open, signals much more than ready access to the center. The International Quilt Festival/Chicago 2010, offers the oppor-tunity to practice the craft of quilting to the max.

For more information, visit www.quilts.com, or call the Donald E. Stephens Conven-tion and Conference Center at 857.692.2220.


Seasonal entrees made fresh in Rosemont restaurants

Spring specialsThe fresh and welcome scent

of springtime is � lling the kitchens and pervading the � ne dining establishments in Rosemont’s best hotels, as well as the renowned restaurants in Rosemont.

The master chefs, who command the highly cre-ative kitchens of these trend-setting eateries, have

chosen the freshest

ingredients and newest sea-sonal items to create new menu offerings that bursting with � avors that can only be identi-� ed with Spring.

Traditional combinations, like baked ham and asparagus, are being upgraded with superior ingredients, such as the � ne white asparagus, imported from the Netherlands and available for only about a month, to the creation of entirely new dishes, featuring exotic produce items from South America, never before seen in North American grocery stores.

Spring is literally the time of creativity and renewal in Rose-

mont’s best kitchens.So welcome St. Patrick, the

Easter Bunny, or just plan an evening of great food and fun at any of Rosemont’s � ne dining establishments.

Here’s a handy list of some of the special events going on this month; many Rosemont hotels and restaurants were still planning celebrations for St. Patrick’s Day, and especially for spring vacation and Easter (April 4), which fall early this yea. So if you have a favorite place, be sure to call and speak with them directly, too:

ST. PATRICK’S DAY

Westin Hotel6100 N. River Road847/698-6000.

Westin Spring Kick-Off$25 food and beverage credit

inWestin’s Benchmark Restau-

rant Benchmark LoungeBakery Café In-Room DiningFree self -parking Mar. 12-14for St. Patrick’s Day March 28 through April 8 for Spring Break/Easter. Rates from $129 weekend; Harry Caray’s Italian Steak-

house

Will offer a special St. Pat-rick’s Day menu on March 17.

Café Zalute

St. Patrick’s Day

Corned Beef & Cabbage Menu lunch and dinner on Mar. 17.

EASTER BRUNCH

Hyatt Regency O’Hare9300 Bryn Mawr Avenue

Rosemont, IL 60018ohare.hyatt.com

For reservations call 847-696-1234 ext. 6545

Sunday 10 AM-2PM

Made-to-Order Omeletspiping hot Belgian waf� esEggs BenedictCarving Stations offer Whole Roasted Salmon, savory Honey Baked Virginia

Hamand Kansas Strip Loin. Enjoy a Risotto action station, serving Risotto tossed with Saffron in a Parmesan cheese

wheel. Have it your way with baked-

to-order Pizzas. Designed for the little ones, a

full children’s buffet, and a visit from Easter Bun-

ny!

Adults: $35.95 Children: $17.95Children 4 and under eat free

Hyatt Regency O’Hare Park, Sleep, Fly PackageOne night at Hyatt Regency O’Hare and parking for up to 14 days

FREE for the prevailing rate of the

day, starting at $115 Hyatt Regency O’Hare’s com-

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overnight accommodations- Sleep in luxury with the

Hyatt Grand Bed- Up to 14 days of free covered

parking at the hotel- Complimentary access to 24-

hour Stay Fit Gym

To book, visit ohare.hyatt.com, special offers page or call 800-233-1234.

Hyatt Regency O’Hare Honeymoon special offer. Book a wedding prior to June

30, 2011 and receive up to � ve complimentary nights at a par-ticipating Hyatt Resort in the honeymoon must be completed by July 31, 2011.

When the cost of a wedding totals the following minimum amounts, customers will receive complimentary nights at a par-ticipating Hyatt Resort of their choice:

$10,000 total spent for wed-ding – complimentary 2-night stay




Hyatt Regency O’Hare’s http://www.hyattweddings.com/ .

Regency O’Hare, visit http://regencyohareweddings.hyatte-menus.com.

Rosemont Hotel5550 N. River Road, Rosemont1-847-567-4488.

The Rosemont Hotel Is Of-fering Two Spring Break Get-aways:

One Room Family Getaway Package starting from $99.00

1 - Guestroom with two queen beds or one king bed

37” HD TV compatible with Xbox, Playstation & Wii (game unit not included)

1 - Large Pizza with up to two toppings

delivered to your room from Sarpino’s Pizzeria ($20.00 Value)

1- Complimentary in-room movie ($15.00 Value)

Complimentary use of our Indoor heated

Swimming Pool, � tness facil-ity and sauna

Free Self Parking ($18.00 Value)

Free Wireless Internet (9.99 Value)

20% off in Le Bar Restaurant (food purchases only)

Two Room Family Getaway

Package starting from $189.00

1 - King Guestroom connected to

1 - Guestroom with 2 queen bed

Xbox, Playstation & Wii (game unit not included)

2 - Large Pizza’s with up to two toppings delivered to your room from Sarpino’s Pizzeria

($40.00 Value) 1 - Complimentary in-room

movie ($15 Value) Complimentary use of our

Indoor heated Swimming Pool, � tness facil-

ity and saunaFree ParkingFree Wireless Internet (9.99

Value)20% off in Le Bar Restaurant,

food purchases only

www.rosemonthotelohare.com, click on special reservations, enter SPRING Corporate/Pro-motion Code box and select your dates at 5550 N. River Road, Rosemont.

Park, Sleep, Fly Pack-age1-847-567-4488. Valid March 1, 2010 through April 4, 2010 based on availability, and subject to certain rules and restrictions.

Harry Caray’s Italian Steak-house will offer a special Easter Brunch menu on Easter Sunday, April 4.

Café Zalute will offer a special Easter Brunch Buffet—includ-ing their huge sweet table—on Easter Sunday, April 4.

OTHER PROMOTIONS

On March 19, Café Zalute will offer a special a St. Joseph’s Day Buffet, featuring an array of delectable pasta, � sh, calamari, vegetables—plus their huge sweet table. Seatings at 5:30 & 7:30, $19 for adults, $15 for seniors; $9 for kids under 10.

The aloft Chicago O’Hare’s aloft and a Movie package includes an overnight stay, Muvico tickets, free parking, free shuttle to Muvico and local restaurants, and pool access; rates range from $99-$149. The aloft Resident Rates package includes an overnight stay, com-plimentary shuttle to O’Hare and local restaurants and pool access, with rates starting at just $79. The aloft Chicago O’Hare is located at 9700 Bal-moral Avenue, Rosemont, Tel. 847/671-4444.

Where else for your spring-time plans to bloom than in a village called Rosemont . . .


9501 W. Devon, Rosemont, IL 60018 • www.rosemont.com

Debbie Drehobl, Village ClerkDebbie Drehobl, Village Clerk

Mayor Bradley A. Stephens

Sharon Pappas, Trustee

Jack Dorgan, Trustee

Jack Hasselberger, Trustee

Karen Fazio, Trustee

Ralph DiMatteo, Trustee

Roger Minale, Trustee

Mayor Bradley A. Stephens and the Village of Rosemont Board of Trustees thank the citizens of Rosemont for their support and loyalty in the recent election.

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Amazing Rosemont