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Cop sues Arlington Heights over promotion
(Thu, 17 May 2)
A police officer filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the Village of Arlington Heightsand fellow officers after he was denied a promotion last month. more...

Maintenance man gunned down near Arlington Heights
(Sat, 12 May 2)
Authorities are working on “good leads’’ following the slaying of a maintenance worker who was gunned down this morning while on the job near Arlington Heights, authorities said. more...

Trains to fill Arlington Heights for public art display
(Tue, 01 May 2)
Thirty-two quasquicentennial trains will pull into Arlington Heights in June. The fiberglass models are being decorated as public art by local companies and nonprofits, in a nod to the 125-year-old village's most important historical feature. "Without the train and William Dunton's convincing the railroad to redirect its route rather than following Rand Road, we'd still be 'Dunton,'" said Lauree ... more...

Palatine’s Spunky Dunkers to open Arlington Heights doughnut shop
(Wed, 02 May 2)
A single bite of any of Spunky Dunkers chocolate icing offerings practically ensures todays first-time patron will be tomorrows repeat customer at the Palatine doughnut shop. Thanks to a new joint venture, a wider audience is about to be introduced to the sweet treats. Spunky Dunkers will expand this June to a second location in Arlington Heights, near Buffalo Grove High School. more...

Downtown parking no dry issue in Arlington Heights
(Sat, 21 Apr 2)
If you consider parking a dry issue, you havent talked with Judy Mccarragher. Mccarragher, who works at Panera Bread in downtown Arlington Heights, broke into tears this week while telling the village board about the plight of people she works with and their struggles to pay for parking. more...

Arlington Heights man dies in Oregon plane crash
(Tue, 24 Apr 2)
An Arlington Heights man was one of two people killed when a kit-built, high-performance light plane crashed Monfday in central Oregon, authorities say. more...

Man Fatally Shot Near Arlington Heights
(Sat, 12 May 2)
A 34-year-old maintenance man doing work near his apartment home in Palatine Township was gunned down Saturday morning. more...

Manhunt for 'armed and extremely dangerous' murder suspect
(Thu, 17 May 2)
A murder warrant has been issued for a Wheeling man suspected of fatally shooting a maintenance worker last weekend near Arlington Heights. more...

Palatine High School boosters, Arlington Heights Ford team for fundraiser
(Mon, 23 Apr 2)
Arlington Heights Ford will sponsor a Drive One 4UR School fundraising event from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 28, at the Palatine High School stadium parking lot, 1111 N. Rohlwing Road. The event will raise money for the high schools marquee, which needs to be replaced. more...

Arlington Heights Stories: The birth of a library
(Wed, 25 Apr 2)
It stated on Jan. 16, 1887, in Arlington Heights as the Ladies Reading Circle. Today, it is one of the most used libraries in Illinois. Follow along as Gerry Souter takes us on an interesting historical tour of what today is known as the Arlington Heights Memorial Library. more...

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Yes it probably will stimulate the economy cause the general public are not that smart!  And then when taxes are due next year and they have to pay it back what new thing will they come up with to stimulate the economy then??
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Originally posted by TopCat TopCat wrote:

As much as I am un-impressed with this rebate, I do think it will stimulate the ecomony and I think they have data that proves that otherwise they probably wouldn't bother.

 
Oh geez.. I typed this whole long thing and it got wiped out, here goes the short version..
 
I wish I could be that optimistic about it stimulating the economy but I cant:)
 
If you make the money to make ends meet, weither they be daily, weekly or monthly, then yeah, maybe they will spend spend spend. They are the few who have the money to do that without really worrying what the next year, or month will bring. But the people who have trouble or just have enough to make ends meet daily, weekly or monthly, the majority, I see most likely paying off car payments, credit cards, rent or saving in the bank. the people I talk to all pretty much say the samething, they will pay off bills and save most of it, doing very little to boost the economy. they would much rather pay the things they need to then buy designer clothes or an Ipod this month just to be homless next month.
 
I am unusally optimistic that the Senate will add on the money for extending unemployment benefits for workers whose benefits have run out, boost home heating subsidies and raise food stamp benefits. But really, in the end, if they really want to get this money out to the people. They will bend if not fold on these issues and what they feel is right and will benefit a broader span of people equally,
 
 
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Yeah, everyone's situation is unique so what is good for the goose may or may not be good for the gander.
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I think the tax rebate could provide a small, short term stimulus, if people would spend it on an "ipod or designer clothes". However, most everyone I know is so in debt, they'll use it to pay off their credit cards, which they maxed out buying ipods and designer clothes in the first place!
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