Nonprofit recycles paint, but also gives challenged adults meaningful work
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Dec 13, 2019 1:00 AM - Wood Dale-based compan EarthPaint provides an answer to the dilemma that has forever stumped homeowners and businesses -- what to do with unused paint that collects in garages, basements and closets. It also provides job opportunities to people who need meaningful work.
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Glendale Heights-based Morley marks 50 years of rocking the music industry
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The GOA marks 40 years of supporting suburban business
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St. Charles firm's work with NASA dates back to Apollo
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Entrepreneur finds niche in selling refurbished Apple items
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Mundelein CBD company gets financial boost from equity firm
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Naperville natives pitch business on 'Shark Tank'
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Aurora resale shop grows as people declutter lives
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