Media › Clarendon Hills looking to shelve COVID-era barriers for outdoor dining

2025-01-31 22:42:27| Chicago Tribune news - Business

Clarendon Hills officials are continuing to move forward plans to improve the outdoor dining environment in the village's downtown.

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