Schaumburg Township District Library history

A dedicated facility was constructed and opened in 1965.

It is also interesting to consider that the house was in place the entire time he lived on or near the Redeker property, until his death in 1971.

In a photo caption from a June 14, 1972 issue of an unknown Copley newspaper, (which was most likely The Record) the proposed design would “feature offices on the second floor… and stores on the first floor.”

Hoffman Lanes at Higgins and Roselle Roads in the Golf-Rose Shopping Center was looking for leagues for the 1973-74 season.

The only other photo is from the July 26, 1974 story that ran in the Daily Herald.

On a Saturday night in 1975, the rock group KISS came to perform at Fremd High School in Palatine.

In an article from the May 21, 1976 issue of the Daily Herald, it mentions that the house was eventually dismantled that year and donated to the Arlington Heights Park District.

By January 1983 ads began appearing in the Daily Herald for MaryGold’s Restaurant at this location.

That iteration apparently didn’t flourish either because, by October 11, 1985, the establishment had once again undergone a name change and was now called Lambert’s Family Restaurant.

Bouska died in a plane crash at the airport on April 16, 1995, the day the airport closed for renovation after the village’s purchase.

On August 24, 2006, the Hanover Park Branch Library opened for business.

In an article from the November 2, 2011 issue of The Beachwood Reporter, Steve Rhodes reported that the Booster Club had the students vote on the band that they would most like to see perform at the school.

The portions of this article that are in italics first appeared in the Roselle History Museum Newsletter in Spring 2012.

The year 2016 saw the installation of an AWOS (Automated Weather Observation Station) “which provides pilots flying in and out of [the airport] with accurate and up-to-date weather information which is essential to safe operation of the airfield.”