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Arlington Heights Village Hall is located at 33 South Arlington Heights Road – Phone 847.368.5000. The Village is the twelfth largest municipality in Illinois.
As of the 2000 census, there were 76,031 people living in Arlington Heights. The village is located in both Cook and Lake counties.
Schools include Saint Viator High School, John Hersey High School, South Middle School and Thomas Middle School.
Arlington Heights lies mostly in the west side of Wheeling and is also adjacent to Elk Grove and Palatine.
Arlington Heights has two train stations (Arlington Heights and Arlington Park) on Metra’s Union Pacific Northwest Line, which provides daily rail service between Harvard, IL and Chicago, IL.
Interstate 90 and Illinois 53 (northern extension of Interstate 290) run along the south and western edges, respectively, of the city providing easy access to nearby O'Hare International Airport, the city of Chicago, and other suburbs.
Redevelopment efforts in the Downtown and other shopping areas have added vibrancy and interest, making Arlington Heights an attractive destination for home buyers, shoppers, businesses and visitors.
The original train depot served as a catalyst for Arlington Heights’ growth. The train depot was a great convenience for nearby farmers who used the railroad to transport their goods.
The Village is also home to award-winning Schools, a Public Library and a Park District as well as the highly acclaimed Northwest Community Hospital.
The location of Arlington Heights offers great access to major thoroughfares making travel convenient to nearby suburbs as well as to Chicago and O’Hare International Airport.
Arlington Heights is Metra’s busiest commuter stop on the Northwest rail line. The Arlington Heights train station is the hub of a transit-oriented, pedestrian friendly urban neighborhood where commuters working in Chicago can live a short walk from the station and near shopping, restaurants, entertainment and various parks where many events are held throughout the year.
Arlington Park is one of the most interesting thoroughbred horseracing facilities in the country. On July 31, 1985 a fire burned down the Grandstand. The current six story Grandstand was completed and opened for use June 28, 1989.
The Metropolis Performing Arts Centre hosts a lot of great shows and theater performaces. The facility includes a 350 seat theatre, ballroom and classrooms for music and theatre.
Peggy Kinane’s and Harry’s – are restaurant / bars located downtown that usually have live music on Friday and Saturday nights.
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