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JACKpots Pub owners, Jessica and Chad Lucas, announced they will be handing their Streator business over to new owners.
Applications are available for full- and part-time bell ringers at the Salvation Army office, 516 W. Madison St. The schedule is flexible, but part-time work needs to be consistent.
After seeking an owner by word of mouth without success, Bizzy Bee Activity & Learning Center in Streator is on the market.
They anticipate being open in the spring.
In November, Grateful Clay will reopen in downtown Ottawa at the site of the former Heartland by Hand, 231 W. Main St.
The Treehouses at Starved Rock is a 26-acre retreat carved into Starved Rock’s border. There are two treehouses available for short stays and two more under construction, with availability beginning in February.
The grand reopening begins at 3 p.m. Friday, and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday and will include refreshments and giveaways.
Iniga Pizzeria Napoletana’s last day in Ottawa will be Sunday.